"The Anarchist Inquisition is a narrative history of the transnational human rights campaigns that emerged in opposition to the Spanish state's brutal repression of the workers movement in the wake of anarchist propaganda by the deed at the turn of the twentieth century"--
"The Anarchist Inquisition is a narrative history of the transnational human rights campaigns that emerged in opposition to the Spanish state's brutal repression of the workers movement in the wake of anarchist propaganda by the deed at the turn of the twentieth century"--
Introduction: Two Children of Modernity Part I: The Propagandist by the Deed 1. "With Fire and Dynamite" 2. Propaganda by the Deed and Anarchist Communism 3. The Birth of the Propagandist by the Deed 4. Introducing the "Lottery of Death" 5. "There are no Innocent Bourgeois" Part II: El Proceso de Montjuich 6. The Anarchist Inquisition 7. The Return of Torquemada 8. Germinal 9. Montjuich, Dreyfus, and "el Desastre" 10. "All of Spain is Montjuich" Part III: The Shadow of Montjuich 11. The General Strike and the Montjuich Template of Resistance 12. The Iron Pineapple 13. Tossing the Bouquet at the Royal Wedding 14. "Truth on the March" for Francisco Ferrer 15. Francisco Ferrer and the Tragic Week Epilogue: "Neither Innocent nor Guilty"
Introduction: Two Children of Modernity Part I: The Propagandist by the Deed 1. "With Fire and Dynamite" 2. Propaganda by the Deed and Anarchist Communism 3. The Birth of the Propagandist by the Deed 4. Introducing the "Lottery of Death" 5. "There are no Innocent Bourgeois" Part II: El Proceso de Montjuich 6. The Anarchist Inquisition 7. The Return of Torquemada 8. Germinal 9. Montjuich, Dreyfus, and "el Desastre" 10. "All of Spain is Montjuich" Part III: The Shadow of Montjuich 11. The General Strike and the Montjuich Template of Resistance 12. The Iron Pineapple 13. Tossing the Bouquet at the Royal Wedding 14. "Truth on the March" for Francisco Ferrer 15. Francisco Ferrer and the Tragic Week Epilogue: "Neither Innocent nor Guilty"
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