ANARCHISM
AND
SOCIALISM.
BY
GEORGE PLECHANOFF.
Translated with the permission of the author by
ELEANOR MARX AVELING.
London:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY PRESS, LIMITED
(Trade Union and 48 Hours),
37A and 38, Clerkenwell Green, E.C.
1906.
Chapters (not listed in original)
- Translator's Preface
- Chapter I: The Point of View of the Utopian Socialists
- Chapter II: The Point of View of Scientific Socialism
- Chapter III: The Historical Development of the Anarchist Doctrine
- Chapter IV: Proudhon
- Chapter V: Bakounine
- Chapter VI: Bakounine—(Concluded)
- Chapter VII: The Smaller Fry
- Chapter VIII: The So-called Anarchist Tactics. Their Morality
- Chapter IX:—Conclusion
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