Anarchism and Socialism
by George Plechanoff
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Chicago: Charles H. Kerr, nd (ca 1920s). Hard bound, translated with permission of the author by Eleanor Marx Aveling, and with an introduction by Robert Rives LaMont. Moderately foxed throughout. Pp148. Very good+. 150 grams - ships letter mail.
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- Anarchism and Socialism
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- George Plechanoff
- Book condition
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- Publisher
- Chicago: Charles H. Kerr, nd (ca 1920s)
- Keywords
- Socialism
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- Anarchism;
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