A Reader of Australian Anarchism 1886 – 1896 edited and with an introduction by Bob James

Collection of readings from the late 19th-Century representing anarchist views in Australia; edited and with an introduction by Bob James, who is careful in attempts to define the term ‘anarchism’, due to its widespread use as a perjorative by the status quo; excerpts from the writings of D.A. Andrade, Alice Win, J.A. Andrews, E.J. Brady, William Lane, and others; published in an edition of 500 copies, quickly sold out, and (to our knowledge) never reprinted; heavy foxing to endpapers and prelims, scattered foxing throughout, o.w. G-VG; wraps heavily rubbed and foxed.