"The Anarchist Peril, Translated" offers a glimpse into the anxieties surrounding anarchism in late 19th-century France. Written by Félix Dubois and translated by Ralph Derechef, this work explores the perceived threats posed by anarchist movements and their potential impact on society. The book delves into the fears and concerns of the time, reflecting a period marked by political instability and social unrest.
This historical document provides valuable insights into the political discourse surrounding anarchism and its association with violence and social disorder. It captures the atmosphere of the era and the measures taken to address what was considered a significant challenge to the established order. "The Anarchist Peril, Translated" is a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of anarchism and its representation in late 19th-century Europe.
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