** Foreword by Carl Levy

** Editor’s Introduction to the First Edition

** Editor’s Introduction to the Third Edition (1984)

* Part One

** Introduction

*** Anarchy and Anarchism

** I

*** 1. Anarchist Schools of Thought

*** 2. Anarchist-Communism

*** 3. Anarchism and Science

*** 4. Anarchism and Freedom

*** 5. Anarchism and Violence

*** 6. Attentats

** II

*** 7. Ends and Means

*** 8. Majorities and Minorities

*** 9. Mutual Aid

*** 10. Reformism

*** 11. Organisation

** III

*** 12. Production and Distribution

*** 13. The Land

*** 14. Money and Banks

*** 15. Property

*** 16. Crime and Punishment

** IV

*** 17. Anarchists and the Working Class Movements

*** 18. The Occupation of the Factories

*** 19. Workers and Intellectuals

*** 20. Anarchism, Socialism, and Communism

*** 21. Anarchists and the Limits of Political Co-Existence

** V

*** 22. The Anarchist Revolution

*** 23. The Insurrection

*** 24. Expropriation

*** 25. Defence of the Revolution

** VI

*** 26. Anarchist Propaganda

*** 27. An Anarchist Programme[219]

**** 1. Aims and Objectives

**** 2. Ways and Means

**** 3. The Economic Struggle

**** 4. The Political Struggle

**** 5. Conclusion

* Part Two

** Notes for a Biography

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** Appendix I

*** Anarchists Have Forgotten Their Principles

** Appendix II

*** Pro-Government Anarchists

** Appendix III

*** Fact and Fiction on the Shooting Incident at a Meeting Addressed by Malatesta in West Hoboken in 1899

** Appendix IV

*** Pietro Kropotkin—Ricordi E Critiche Di Un Vecchio Amico (Peter Kropotkin—Recollections and Criticisms of an Old Friend)

* Part Three

** Malatesta’s Relevance For Anarchists Today: An Assessment

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*** II

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