Finally, back in print, the most comprehensive selection of his writings. Edited and introduced by Sam Dolgoff. "Bakunin's insights are refreshing, original, and unsurpassed in clarity and vision. This selection provides access to the thinking of one of the most remarkable figures in modern history. I read it with great pleasure." (Noam Chomsky)

The wild and turbulent life of Michael Bakunin did not lend itself to creating a complete literary legacy for modern day students of his life. This single volume contains most of the important writings of Michael Bakunin, the founder of modern anarchism.

Some of the articles in this collection are unfinished--left in that condition as the author headed off to the next stop in his life as a professional revolutionary. Still, despite (perhaps because of) the incomplete nature of some of the articles, an accurate feel for the tumultuous life of the writer is conveyed through the pages of this volume.

For students seeking a representative collection of the writings of Michael Bakunin, this book represents one of the few choices available in English.

This book is brilliantly written. It has many stories of famous Anarchists, including poems and recipes for homemade weapons and survival items. Overall a great book and worth ten billion times the money. I give it two thumbs and two toes up!

This book provides a very interesting critique of the successes and failures of the Cuban revolution from an Anarchist perspective. In this book we learn how the Cuban people have been deprived of their political freedom. In addition, Dologff points out how the people are largely marginalized from making decisions in the workplace, and how the workforce is just as demoralized as the oppressed masses in many capilatist societies. This is a rare book. It's a must-read.