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Anarchism : exponents of the anarchist philosophy / Paul Eltzb acher.

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Eltzbacher, Paul, 1868-1928

Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: New York : Libertarian Book Club, 1960.Description: xxxi, 272 p. ; 23cmSubject(s):

Anarchism and anarchists

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335.83

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