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  ** Introduction: How I met Errico Malatesta
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  ** The Man
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  *** His Goodness / Kindness
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  *** Legend and reality
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  *** The orator and the writer
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  *** Lenin of Italy?
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  *** The man of action
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  *** The intellectual
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  *** Laborer
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  *** The complete anarchist
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  ** The Life
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  *** The student. — From republican to internationalist. — First arrests. — Meeting Bakunin.
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  *** The insurrectionary movements of 1874. — The Internationalist Congresses of Florence and Bern (1876).
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  *** The Benevento Uprising (1877)
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  *** In Egypt, France and England. — The International Congress in London (1881).
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  *** In Egypt again. — Return to Italy. — The trial of Rome and “The Social Question” of Florence. — With those sick from cholera in Naples (1884).
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  *** A refugee in South America. — “La Questione Sociale” of Buenos Aires (1885). — In search of gold. — Return to Europe (1889).
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  *** L’Associazione in Nice and London (1889–90). — Congress in Capolago. — In Switzerland, France, Belgium and Spain. — The Italian movements of 1891 and 1894. — International Socialist Workers’ Congress in London. — L’Anarchia (1896).
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  *** Hidden in Italy. — “L’Agitazione” of Ancona (1897–98). — Italian movements in 1898. — Arrest, trial and verdict. — Jail and “domicilio coatto.” — Escape. — “La Questione Sociale” of Paterson (1899–1900).
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  *** A worker’s life in London (1900–13). — Papers and pamphlets. — Anarchist congress in Amsterdam (1907). — In prison in London. — Return to Italy (1913).
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  *** “Volontà” of Ancona (1913–14). — The “Red Week” mutinies. — Flight to London (1914).
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  *** The World War. — Arguments against the war and interventionism. — Return to Italy (1919).
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  *** Umanità Nova of Milan (1920). — Committees, conferences and congresses. — Occupation of the factories. — Arrest (1920).
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  *** In prison (1920–21). — Hunger strike. — Trial and acquittal. — The fight against fascism. — The “March on Rome” (1922).
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  *** A year of manual labor (1923). – “Pensiero e volontà” of Rome (1924–26). – Persecutions.
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  *** An unseen prison. — Life under tyrrany. — Contributing to the foreign anarchist press. — Sickness and death (1938).
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  ** Appendix A: biographical notes
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  *** The Funerals
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  *** Fascist Lies
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  *** Malatesta’s Tomb
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