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Jean Grave (1854-1939) was a leading French anarchist whose theoretical works and activity place him alongside such luminaries as William Godwin, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Michael Bakunin and Peter Kropotkin. Now, drawing on various archival and library sorces, Louis Patsouras traces the controversies and convictions that shaped the life and career of this extraordinary radical thinker, and in doing so pays tribute to an anarchist tradition that continued in Weil, Camus and Sartre.

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A classic piece of historical writing, easy to read and excellently researched with a wealth of reference to primary sources. - William Fishman, University of London A conscientious study of the history of French anarchism in general, and of Jean Grave, in particular. - Dr. Jean Maitron, Le Mouvement Social

"""A classic piece of historical writing, easy to read and excellently researched with a wealth of reference to primary sources."" - William Fishman, University of London ""A conscientious study of the history of French anarchism in general, and of Jean Grave, in particular."" - Dr. Jean Maitron, Le Mouvement Social"

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Louis Patsouras is Professor of History at Kent State University. His other published works include Simon Weil and the Socialist Tradition, The Crucible of Socialism and Debating Marx.

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