Conquest of Bread
Ethics
Fugitive Writings
Evolution and the Environment
Fields, Factories and Workshops
In Russian and French Prisons
Great French Revolution
Memoirs of a Revolutionist
Mutual Aid
Russian Literature
Words of a Rebel
Conquest of Bread
Ethics
Fugitive Writings
Evolution and the
Environment
Fields, Factories and
Workshops
In Russian and French
Prisons
Great French Revolution
Memoirs of a Revolutionist
Mutual Aid
Russian Literature
Words of a Rebel
Admired by Leo
Tolstoy from the last century to Lewis Mumford in our own, Peter
Alexeivich Kropotkin (1842-1921) was born into the highest rank
of the Russian aristocracy and was dramatically converted from
prince to anarchist. A remarkable writer in the Russian
Tradition, his works stand as non-fictional counterparts to the
novels of Turgenev.
BLACK ROSE BOOKS is particularly proud to have worked with George Woodcock over the years. The crowning achievement of our creative relationship was the publishing of The Collective Works of Peter Kropotkin under Woodcock's editorship. These eleven volumes are a testimony to the memory of George Woodcock and to his great teacher and mentor, Peter Kropotkin, whose influence is ever present. Posthumously, we published the last of the series, Evolution and Environment, which Woodcock put together with considerable excitement as he had discovered these writings of Kropotkin buried away somewhere but relevant and useful to us today. Published in June 1995, the publication is dedicated to George.
ISSN: 1188-5807
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