Anarchism in Isidorrey

The history of anarchism in Isidorrey dates back to before the revolution of 1868 and runs all the way to the current day. Multiple anarchist political philosophers originated in Isidorrey and even developed their theories specifically for the conditions of Isidorrey. The teachings of these philosophers still hold weight today and are adhered to by members of anarchist organisations in the Isidorrey and abroad.

Before the 1868 Revolution
In the 1860s, the first anarchist group would be formed. Adhering to Proudhon thought of Mutualism, the Venell Society was originally a group of farmers in Telfort, but they unified under anarchist ideology and the group slowly grew popularity as Isidorrey inched towards another uprising.

Around 1861, the man who would be known as ‘the father of Isido anarchism’ joined the Venell Society. Boden Pierre would become a very big figure in the Society very quickly as he was seen as very intelligent and had a large array of ideas. When a second Isidorrey revolt became clear to be imminent, the Venell Society urged Pierre to quickly write a manifesto of anarchist ideas for the Isidorrey people in order to create a force of revolutionaries that could overwhelm the establishment.

A manifesto by the name of ‘A Ways of Liberating a Society’, is published in 1867, however it would not be enough to gather the attention needed to rally the Isido people behind the Venell Society. Pierre would leave the Society before the revolution and would go on to write political theory. His reasons for leaving being that he had ideological disagreements with most of the other members.

The Revolution of 1868
The Venell Society would attempt to fight beside those that were allied with the Isidorrey nationalist beliefs of Francois Treadou. Of course the revolution would be crushed.