The end of anarchism? - Luigi Galleani

Ten articles by Luigi Galleani originally published in Cronaca Sovversiva from August 17, 1907 to January 25,1908 as a response to an interview of former anarchist Francisco Saverio Merlino entitled "The End of Anarchism" in which Merlino declared Anarchism dead.

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