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Anarchism in England one hundred years ago - Max Nettlau

A short but important article by the celebrated anarchist historian (and historian of anarchism) Max Nettlau about the earliest origins of the anarchist movement in Britain.

Submitted by Boris Badenov on March 25, 2010
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