Antonio Senta is a researcher in contemporary history at the University of Trieste (Italy). He has worked as an archivist for the International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam) and with several Italian anarchist archives. A well-known writer on the history of anarchism, his works include La pratica dell'autogestione, Elèuthera, Milano (2017 (with Guido Candela); L'altra rivoluzione. Tre percorsi di storia dell'anarchismo, (2016); Utopia e azione. Per una storia dell'anarchismo in Italia 1848-1984, (2015).

PREFACE, by Sean Sayers

PART ONE: INSURGENT IN ITALY

Chapter I: From Law Student to Labor Organizer

Chapter II: La Boje!

Chapter III: The Redemption of Labor

Chapter IV: From Il Nuovo Combattiamo! to L'Attaque

Chapter V: With Reclus on Lake Geneva

Chapter VI: Come, Oh May

Chapter VII: "The helm is to be built"

Chapter VIII: Against Legalitarian Socialism

Chapter IX: In Prison

Chapter X: Internal Exile and the Question of Protest Candidates

Chapter XI: From Island to Island

INTERLUDE: ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN

Chapter XII: In Egypt

Chapter XIII: Running Again

PART TWO: THE MOST DANGEROUS ANARCHIST IN AMERICA

Chapter XIV: The Revolt of the Dyers

Chapter XV: La Questione Sociale

Chapter XVI: Strike!

Chapter XVII: A Spaniard in Montreal

Chapter XVIII: Among the Quarry Workers of Vermont

Chapter XIX: Cronaca Sovversiva

Chapter XX: The End of Anarchism?

Chapter XXI: La salute è in voi!

Chapter XXII: A Little Bit of Theory

Chapter XXIII: The Mexican Revolution

Chapter XXIV: From Vermont to Massachusetts

Chapter XXV: Facing the World War

Chapter XXVI: Nulla dies sine linea

Chapter XXVII: Free Country

Chapter XXVIII: Adversus hostem aeterna auctoritas!

EPILOGUE: RETURN TO ITALY

Chapter XXIX: In the Thick of the Biennio Rosso

Chapter XXX: The Last Resistance

Index