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60 VIOLENCE AND THE LABOR MOVEMENT death. His sentence was afterward commuted to that of enforced labor, and in 1897 he was pardoned. On March 29, 1883, the carpenters' union of Paris called the unemployed to a meeting to be held on the Esplanade des Invalides. Two groups of anarchists formed. One started toward the £lysee and was scattered on its way by the police. The second went toward the suburb of Saint-Antoine. On the march many bakeries were robbed by the manifestants. Arrived at Place Maubert, they clashed with a large force of police. As a result, many arrests were made. Accused of inciting to pillage, Louise Michel and Emile Pouget were condemned to several years' imprisonment. The same month, at Monceau-les-Mines and in Paris, great demonstrations of the "unemployed" took place in the streets, combined with robbery and dynamite outrages, while in July there were sanguinary encounters with the armed forces in Roubaix and elsewhere. Again and again the populace was incited to rise against the bourgeoisie, "who (it was said) were indulging in festivities while they had condemned Louise Michel, the champion of the proletariat, to a cruel imprisonment." (15) These are but a few instances of the activity of the anarchists at the end of the seventies and at the beginning of the eighties. They are perhaps sufficient to show that the Propaganda of the Deed was making headway in Western Europe. Certainly in Germany and Austria its course was soon run, but in France, Italy, Spain, and even in Belgium every strike was attended with violence. Insurrections, dynamite outrages, assassinations— all played their part. At the same time the governments carried on a ferocious persecution, and the chief anarchists were driven from place to place and hunted as wild animals. Police spies and agents provocateurs
THE PROPAGANDA OF THE DEED 6l swarmed over the labor, socialist, and anarchist movements, and at the slightest sign of an uprising the soldiers were brought out to shoot down the people. Hardly a month went by without some "anarchist trouble," and many harmless strikes resulted in dreadful massacres. It was a tragic period, that reminds one again of the picture in Dante in which the two bitter enemies inflict upon each other cruel wounds in a fight that on both sides was inspired by the deepest hatred.
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XIV VIOLENCE AND THE LABOR MOVEMENT
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PART I TERRORISM IN WESTERN EUROPE
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Violence and the Labor Movement CHA
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THE FATHER OF TERRORISM 5 he never
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SEEKING THE CAUSES ill themselves c
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SEEKING THE CAUSES 113 money of one
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SEEKING THE CAUSES 115 was revealed
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SEEKING THE CAUSES 1 17 child's pla
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SEEKING THE CAUSES 119 this and set
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SEEKING THE CAUSES 12 1 world ; the
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PART II STRUGGLES WITH VIOLENCE
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CHAPTER VII THE BIRTH OF MODERN SOC
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THE BIRTH OF MODERN SOCIALISM 127 f
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THE BIRTH OF MODERN SOCIALISM 139 a
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THE BIRTH OF MODERN SOCIALISM 141 "
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THE BIRTH OF MODERN SOCIALISM 143 a
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 195 discuss
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 197 Brousse
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 199 strike
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 20T that, o
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 203 1878. A
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 205 front.
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 207 tainly
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 209 Here, a
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 21 1 sonal.
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 213 dominat
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cause. THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 215
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 217 4. The
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 221 of depu
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 223 proleta
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 225 made up
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THE FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE 227 natural
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et Souvenirs, Vol. IV, p. vii. 229
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 231 hounded as
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 233 tional con
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 235 troops all
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 237 be sent ou
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 239 and destro
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 241 if we fina
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 245 that turbu
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 247 civil war
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 255 new party
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 261 wages inst
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 269 ing of str
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THE NEWEST ANARCHISM 273 For masses
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 277 the Marxis
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 281 States. In
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 305 were comma
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 309 would have
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 315 With the a
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 317 and more h
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 319 is through
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THE OLDEST ANARCHISM 325 this vast
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CHAPTER XII VISIONS OF VICTORY We l
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 329 He looks upo
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 33 1 socialists
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 3Z'6 are laws to
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 335 Although Mar
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 337 great becaus
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 339 ignorant of
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 341 machines for
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 343 tenths would
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tic for its VISIONS OF VICTORY 345
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 347 the inevitab
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 349 for or again
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 351 spirators is
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 353 history of t
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VISIONS OF VICTORY 355 crat within
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AUTHORITIES CHAPTER I (i) Macaulay,
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AUTHORITIES 365 (4) Idem, pp. 55-56
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AUTHORITIES 371 port of the Commiss
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passage 376 INDEX terrorist, 74-75
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3/8 INDEX tion at Bern, 53; leaves
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| Hins, 3 8o INDEX socialists in, 2
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-• INDEX 3:17; tracing of work do
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84 INDEX Parliamentarism, criticism
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386 INDEX Sorel, quoted to show hos
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