The International Anarchist Movement in Late Victorian London (RLE: Terrorism and Insurgency) Routledge Library Editions: Terrorism and Insurgency Series

This book traces the history of the London anarchist movement and stress the complex network continuing to link it closely with European countries and North America. At the time of original publication in 1983, fresh biographical material concerning the chief British converts, threw new light on the Greenwich Park bomb of 1894.

The study analyses anarchist view on education, work, trade unions, marriage and alternatives to the centralised social and political system established by western capitalism.

1. Babel in London 2. Mrs Wilson and Henry Seymour 3. The Chief London Anarchist Groups 4. The Era of Propaganda by Deed: 1892-3. 5. The Greenwich Park Explosion 6. Three Journals and the Later Freedom 7. The Parting of the Ways 8. The Turn of the Century. Epilogue: The Later Lives and Deaths of the Chief London Anarchists.