Michael Bakunin, a Biographical Sketch - James Guillaume
Biographical sketch of Mikhail Bakunin, written by James Guillaume, early collectivist anarchist and Bakunin's colleague in the International
See also
http://libcom.org/library/biographies-works-about-mikhail-bakunin-reading-guide
Works of Mikhail Bakunin - reading guide
Works of the founder of Anarchism Mikhail Bakunin (1814-1876) or published collections of works of Bakunin.
(for biographies of Bakunin see here)
Biographies of and works about Mikhail Bakunin - reading guide
Book length or pamphlet length (10,000 words+) or otherwise notable biographies of the life of and works about the founder of Anarchism Mikhail Bakunin (1814-1876) with considerable reference to his politics in chronological order. No works by Bakunin except in edited collections or extracts. For works by Bakunin see https://libcom.org/library/works-mikhail-bakunin-reading-guide
Karl Marx: His Life and Work (1910) John Spargo
Part of the series of biographies of Karl Marx.
John Spargo was a founding member, intellectual and editor of the Socialist Party of America in 1901 before becoming a Republican party supporter by 1924.
Biographies of Karl Marx - reading guide
Book length or pamphlet length (10,000 words+) or otherwise notable English-language biographies of the life of Karl Marx in chronological order
The Mold riots: The summer of ‘69
Submitted by wojtek on Jun 25 2015 01:17
The story of the 1869 riots in Mold, Wales. Following a trial in which miners were convicted of assaulting their manager, soldiers fired on angry protesters, killing four and injuring dozens.
"The American blindspot": Reconstruction according to Eric Foner and W.E.B. Du Bois - Noel Ignatiev
Noel Ignatiev's review of two books about Reconstruction, which was the period in American history where the victorious Northern federal government attempted to transform the state and society in the South.
Secret Societies and the First International - Boris I. Nicolaevsky
Submitted by Red Marriott on May 6 2007 22:47
The influence of a radical-democratic offshoot of freemasonry on the formation of the First International.
The Lynn shoe strike, 1860 - Howard Zinn
Submitted by Steven. on Sep 9 2006 19:02
Howard Zinn's history of the strike of 20,000 US shoe manufacturing workers - men and women - in New England. Lasting several weeks, the strike won wage increases for the poorly-paid workers.
