Ken Knudson's article is coming to and end. This is the second
part of the chapter on Mutualism. The next and last chapter is
his "after- word to communist-anarchist readers." And so, his
article is complete. For those who wish, the full article is
available by ftp from etext.archive.umich.edu/ together with the
current and back issues of non serviam and some other material
relevant to Stirner. The files are stored in
/pub/Politics/Non.Serviam Paul Southworth (email@example.com) is
responsible for the ftp site. If you have trouble retrieving
files, he is the man to write to. Given the advantages of the
division of labour, what is to be the method by which man
exchanges his products? Primitive man devised the barter system
for this purpose. But it wasn't long before the limitations of
this system became apparent: Thus currency (i.e, money) was
born. Many things have served as money throughout the ages:
slaves, gunpowder, and even human skulls, to name but a few. The
New Hebrides used feathers for their money a