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In his final book, David Graeber looks at at an experiment in radical democracy and piratical justice in Madagascar.

Practically every school student knows about the Magna Carta. In contrast, few are acquainted with the Charter of the Forests – the Carta de Foresta.

In Part Eight of Capital, titled “So-called Primitive Accumulation,” Marx describes the brutal processes that separated working people from the means of subsistence, and concentrated wealth in the hands of landlords and capitalists. It’s one of the most dramatic and readable parts of the book.

<p>Historian Peter Linebaugh explains that the international day of labor solidarity has always sat uneasily with American nationalism.&nbsp;</p>