Malet certainly was not a "non-anarchist" at the time he wrote this. He had been active in movement for quite some time, both in London and SCotland and joined the Organisation of Revolutonary Anarchists.
Oops, though I got that from an anarcho site. This is up on archive.org under a creative commons license. They have a better PDF that I'll upload. Found the full text too though I've no clue how to do child pages and that, so someone else might have to fix that up.
typo in the ULR (nestro)
Christ do you explect people to read it like this? My tablet has slowed to a crawl just opening the webpage!
Can someone do this up proper?
I tried to read the epub format but it seems to be formatted poorly
Hurrah for the updated epub :-)
In Malet's book, there is a reference to the French anarchist Benar speaking at Makhno's funeral. In actual fact, this was Pierre Besnard, one of the founders of the CGT-SR.
Malet certainly was not a "non-anarchist" at the time he wrote this. He had been active in movement for quite some time, both in London and SCotland and joined the Organisation of Revolutonary Anarchists.
Oops, though I got that from an anarcho site. This is up on archive.org under a creative commons license. They have a better PDF that I'll upload. Found the full text too though I've no clue how to do child pages and that, so someone else might have to fix that up.
typo in the ULR (nestro)
Christ do you explect people to read it like this? My tablet has slowed to a crawl just opening the webpage!
Can someone do this up proper?
I tried to read the epub format but it seems to be formatted poorly
Hurrah for the updated epub :-)
In Malet's book, there is a reference to the French anarchist Benar speaking at Makhno's funeral. In actual fact, this was Pierre Besnard, one of the founders of the CGT-SR.