The anarchists, their faith and their record
Subtitle: including sidelights on the royal and other personages who have been assassinated
By: by Ernest Alfred Vizetelly ; with six illustrations
Contributors: Paul Avrich Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Kraus Reprint
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
Subjects: Anarchists; History; Anarchism; Biography; Political crimes and offenses
Notes: Reprint of the 1911 edition published by John Lane, The Bodley Head in London, and the John Lane Company in  New York.

LC copy: Additional gift: Estate of Paul Avrich, 2006. Handwritten annotations to text.
Table of contents: title: Chapter I. Precursors and theories of modern anarchism; title: Chapter II. Bakúnin, the father of modern anarchism; title: Chapter III. Propaganda by deed begins (1877-1878); title: Chapter IV. The advent of dynamite (1878-1884); title: Chapter V. Anarchism on the march (1885-1890); title: Chapter VI. The French Terror: Ravachol (1891-1892); title: Chapter VII. The French and Spanish terrors: Delboche, Henry, Moore, Villisse, Pallas, Franch, Léauthier, Vaillant, etc. (1892-1894); title: Chapter VIII. The French Terror: Henry, Pauwels, Caserio, the assassination of Carnot (1894); title: Chapter IX. Barcelona outrages. King Humbert and Acciarito. The Empress Elizabeth and Luccheni (1894-1898); title: Chapter X. King Humbert. Bresci. President McKinley. Czologosz (1898-1901); title: Chapter XI. France. Spain. Portugal. Japan. Great Britain and other countries (1899-1911); title: Index.