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At The Cafe Conversations On Anarchism Errico Malatesta

Name: At The Cafe Conversations On Anarchism Errico Malatesta
SKU: BELL-1694490
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4 (52 reviews)

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Publisher: Freedom Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.79 MB

Pages: 80

Author: Errico Malatesta

ISBN: 9781904491064, 1904491065

Language: English

Year: 2005

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At The Cafe Conversations On Anarchism Errico Malatesta by Errico Malatesta 9781904491064, 1904491065 instant download after payment.

While Malatesta was hiding from the police he regularly went to a cafe in Ancona, Italy. He had shaved off his usual beard but he was still taking a risk. Especially as this wasn't an anarchist cafe, but had a variety of customers including the local policeman. The conversations he had in this caf? became the basis for the dialogues that make up this book. For the first time in English, Malatesta, in his usual commonsense and matter-of-fact style, sets out and critically analyses the arguments for and against anarchism. Translated by Paul Nursey-Bray, this is a classic defence of anarchism that anticipates the rise of nationalism, fascism and communism.