From Articles for El Progress

Bakunin speaking at 1869 Basle Congress of IWMA

Bakunin speaking at 1869 Basle Congress of IWMA

The following are letters taken from a series of articles Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin wrote in the spring of 1869 for the journal El Progress of Geneva

TO THE COMRADES OF THE INTERNATIONAL WORKINGMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF LOCLE AND CHAUX-DE-FONDS (1869)

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