Part One: Anarchism in Theory
- The River of Anarchy 3
- Society and the State 12
- Freedom and Equality 36
Part Two: Forerunners of Anarchism
- Taoism and Budddhism 53
- The Greeks 66
- Christianity 74
- The Middle Ages 86
- The English Revolution 96
- The French Renaissance and Enlightenment 108
- The British Enlightenment 129
Part Three: Great Libertarians
- French Libertarians 143
- German Libertarians 153
- British Libertarians 163
- American Libertarians 181
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Part Four: Classic Anarchist Thinkers
- William Godwin: The Lover of Order 191
- Max Stirner: The Conscious Egoist 220
- Pierre-Joseph Proudhon: The Philosopher of Poverty 234
- Michael Bakunin: The Fanatic of Freedom 263
- Peter Kropotkin: The Revolutionary Evolutionist 309
- Elisee Reclus: The Geographer of Liberty 339
- Errico Malatesta: The Electrician of Revolution 345
- Leo Tolstoy: The Count of Peace 362
- American Individualists and Communists 384
- Emma Goldman: The Most Dangerous Woman 396
- German Communists 410
- Mohandas Gandhi: The Gentle Revolutionary 422
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Part Five: Anarchism in Action
- France 431
- Italy 446
- Spain 453
- Russia and the Ukraine 469
- Northern Europe 479
- United States 496
- Latin America 504
- Asia 519
Part Six: Modern Anarchism
- The New Left and the Counter-culture 539
- The New Right and Anarcho-capitalism 559
- Modern Libertarians 566
- Modern Anarchists 587
- Murray Bookchin and the Ecology of Freedom 602
Part Seven: The Legacy of Anarchism
- Ends and Means 625
- The Relevance of Anarchism 639
Reference Notes 667
Select Bibliography 715
Index 745
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