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Richard Gombin

The Radical Tradition

A Study in Modern Revolutionary Thought

By Richard Gombin (1979)

The Origins of Modern Leftism

This book was first published as Les Origines du gauchisme (Editions du Seuil, Paris, 1971). This translation by Michael K. Perl was published by Penguin (London, 1975). Gombin wrote a number of other books including The Radical Tradition.

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