The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner

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	THE EGO AND HIS OWN by MAX STIRNER A Reproduction of the First English Edition. Translated from the German by Steven T. Byington With an Introduction by J. L. Walker New York BENJ. R. TUCKER, Publisher 1907 Brought to you through the cooperative efforts of Larry Schiereck, Svein Olav Nyberg, and Daniel T. Davis This transcription is a thorough copy. The text on each page should correspond to that of the original. Use of emphasis and italics are also preserved. The main difference between this reproduction and the original is that line numbers on each page are not preserved. In addition, the advertisements that appeared at the end of the original are not reproduced. Version 0.1

	THE EGO AND HIS OWN by MAX STIRNER Translated from the German by Steven T. Byington With an Introduction by J. L. Walker New York BENJ. R. TUCKER, Publisher 1907

	Copyright, 1907, by BENJAMIN R. TUCKER

	TO MY SWEETHEART MARIE DÄHNHARDT

	CONTENTS
	Publisher's Preface Introduction Translator's Preface All Things Are Nothing To Me Part First: MAN I. -- A Human Life II. --Men of the Old Time and the New I. -- The Ancients II. -- The Moderns §1. -- The Spirit §2. -- The Possessed §3. -- The Hierarchy III. -- The Free §1. -- Political Liberalism §2. -- Social Liberalism §3. -- Humane Liberalism Part Second: I I. -- Ownness II. -- The Owner I. -- My Power II. -- My Intercourse III. -- My Self-Enjoyment III. -- The Unique One Index	Page vii xii xix 3 7 9 17 17 30 34 42 85 127 128 152 163 201 203 225 242 275 425 484 491

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