No gods, no masters: An anthology of anarchism - Daniel Guerin

Guerin's classic anthology of anarchism translated and reprinted, available for the first time in a single volume. It brings together a vast array of unpublished documents, letters, debates, manifestos reports, impassioned calls-to-arms and reasoned analysis; the history, organisation and practice of the movement - its theorists, advocates and activists; the great names and the obscure, towering legends and unsung heroes. This definitive collection portrays anarchism as a sophisticated ideology whose nuances and complexities highlight the natural desire for freedom in us all.

Contents:
Foreword by Daniel Guérin
NO GODS, NO MASTERS: VOLUME 1
MAX STIRNER
Max Stirner: Introduction
Max Stirner
The False Principles of Our Education
The Ego and His Own
The Ego and His Own (1843)
Counter-Criticism
PIERRE-JOSEPH PROUDHON
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
A Self Portrait
Property is Theft
The System of Economic Contradictions
Proudhon in the 1848 Revolution
Peoples' Election Manifesto
The Authority Principle
Proudhon and Worker Candidates
Proudhon Against "Communism"
MIKHAIL BAKUNIN
The Revolution of February 1848, as Seen by Bakunin
Bakunin, as Seen by James Guillaume
Who Am I?
God and the State
The International Revolutionary Society or Brotherhood
An Internationalist Federalism
Church and State
Program and Object of the Secret Revolutionary Organization of the International Brethren
NO GODS, NO MASTERS: VOLUME 2
MIKHAIL BAKUNIN
Controversy with Marx
Bakunin and Marx on the Commune
On Worker Self-management
DIRECT ACTION AND LIBERTARIAN CONSTRUCTION FORESHADOWED
Direct Action and Libertarian Construction Foreshadowed
The Debate between César de Paepe and Adhemar Schwitzguebel
On the Organization of Public Services in the Society of the Future
The Question of Public Services Before the International
JAMES GUILLAUME
James Guillaume
Ideas on Social Organization
PETER KROPOTKIN
Peter Kropotkin
The Anarchist Idea
The 1880 Congress of the Jura Federation
Declaration of the Anarchists Arraigned Before the Criminal Court in Lyon
Paroles d'un Révolté
From the Medieval Commune to the Modem Commune
Revolutionary Govemment
Anarchy: Its Philosophy, Its Ideal
Kropotkin in the Russian Revolution
How Communism Should Not be Introduced
Vilkens' Last Visit to Kropotkin
Recollections of Kropotkin
NO GODS, NO MASTERS: VOLUME 3
ERRICO MALATESTA
Errico Malatesta
Revolution and Reaction
Anarchy
Malatesta and the Anarchists at the London Congress
Malatesta and the International Anarchist Congress in Amsterdam
Malatesta, the Anarchist International and War
A Prophetic Letter to Luigi Fabbri
ÉMILE HENRY
Émile Henry
Letter to the Governor of the Conciergerie Prison
THE FRENCH ANARCHISTS IN THE TRADE UNIONS
Introduction to The French Anarchists in the Trade Unions
FERNAND PELLOUTIER
Anarchism and the Workers' Union
ÉMILE POUGET
Émile Pouget's Life as an Activist
What is the Trade Union?
THE SPANISH COLLECTIVES
The Spanish Collectives
Collectivization in Spain
The Program of the Aragônese Federation of Collectives
Some Local Examples of Collectivization
In the Province of Levante
The Decree on Collectivization of the Catalan Economy
The Writings of Diego Abad de Santillin
VOLINE
The Unknown Revolution
Proceedings of Nabat
Third Congress of the Anarchist Organizations of the Ukraine
NO GODS, NO MASTERS: VOLUME 4
NESTOR MAKHNO
Nestor Makhno, Anarchist Guerrilla
Visit to the Kremlin
The Makhnovist Movement
Trotsky and the "Makhnovshchina"
Manifesto of the Insurgent Army of the Ukraine
Program/Manifesto of April 1920
Anarchism and the "Makhnovshchina"
KRONSTADT
Meeting with Trotsky
Memories of Kronstadt
Resolution Passed by the General Assembly of the 1st and 2nd Squadrons of the Baltic Fleet, Held in Kronstadt
The Official Journal of the Kronstadt Uprising
Petritchenko's Testimony
ANARCHISTS BEHIND BARS
Anarchists Behind Bars
ANARCHISM IN THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR
Anarchism in The Spanish Civil War
Anarchism in Spain from 1919 to 1936
The Spanish Revolution (1936) in Response to Fascism: A General Strike!
Antifascism in Power Guly 1936)
FAI Manifesto
DURRUTI AND LIBERTARIAN WARFARE
Buenaventura Durruti
The Spirit of Durruti
The Defense of Madrid
Durruti Is Not Dead
Durruti Speaks
Durruti's Message to the Russian Workers
Final Address
Militians, Yes! Soldiers, Never!
The Italian Section of the Ascaso Column Opposes Militarization
ANARCHO-SYNDICALISM IN GOVERNMENT
Anarcho-syndicalism in Government
The Uselessness of Government (A manifesto adopted by the CNT)
A Would-be Justification
The Contrary View-Open Letter to Federica Montseny
The CNT Taken to Task by its International
Federica Montseny Sets the Record Straight