Anarchism and state violence in Sydney and Melbourne, 1886-1896
Subtitle: an argument about Australian labor history
By: Bob James
Contributors: Paul Avrich Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Bob James
Published: 1986
Place of publication: Newcastle East, N.S.W
Language: eng
Number of pages: 269
Subjects: Labor disputes; Anarchism; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

LC copy: Additional gift: Estate of Paul Avrich, 2006.
Table of contents: title: Latter day witches; title: Writing about anarchism; title: A comparison of forces, surveillance and civil control by the military, police and newspapers; title: Free thought to free action; title: The M.A.C., the revolution debates and the unemployed agitation 1889-1890; title: The maritme strike, Col. Tom Price versus J.A. Andrews, and the legitimacy of state violence; title: The A.S.L. and the struggle over tactics, 1891-1892; title: 1892- the Melbourne unrest and in Sydney, the "Reign of Terror" begins; title: Arthur Desmond and the A.S.B.-1893; title: Collapse!- 1894-1895; title: Personal relations and power anaylsis; title: Conclusion.