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John Henry Mackay - Definition and Overview

John Henry Mackay (Greenock, Scotland, 1864 - Stahnsdorf 1933). He was raised in Germany.

He was an individualist anarchist thinker and writer, friend of Benjamin Tucker and author of Die Anarchisten (The Anarchists) (1891) and Der Freiheitsucher (The Searcher for Freedom) (1921).

The writings & theories of Mackay had a significant influence on Adolf Brand's organisation Gemeinschaft der Eigenen from 1906. Mackay had then lived in Berlin for a decade, and had become a friend of scientist and Gemeinschaft der Eigenen co-founder Benedict Friedlander.

Mackay was a key populariser of the work of Max Stirner (1806-1856) outside Germany, writing a biography of the philosopher. Mackay this added greatly to the understanding of the work of Nietzche.

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Example Usage of Mackay

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