A primer on the fundamentals of anarcho-communism, described through conversations.
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| Errico Malatesta - At the Cafe.pdf | 1.39 MB |
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Comments
Love this book. thanks for putting up
It's not on here but Anarchy by Malatesta is worth reading too.
When I read this it became unreadable about half way through as it's a pretty crude photocopy. Any chance of fixing it?