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"This is an important book. Well-told, diligently researched and splendidly written, Khan maintains his Left and anarchist perspective throughout, yet never does the narrative falter into rhetoric and hyperbole. The history told in The Republic Shall be Kept Clean needs no hyperbole to emphasize the savagery of those who founded, expanded, and rule it." --Counterpunch

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments

Author’s Note on Terminology

Introduction

  1. Class, Race, Gender, and Empire
  2. “Civilization” versus “Savagery”
  3. “The Republic Shall be Kept Clean”
  4. The Guns of 1877
  5. Republicans and Anarchists
  6. The Respectable Mob
  7. Aliens and Mobs
Conclusion: “The Problem of the Proletariat and the Colonial Problem”

Notes

Libraries and Archives Utilized

Index

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      Publisher: MO - University of Illinois Press
      Publication Date: 10/3/2023 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780252045301, 978-0252045301
      ISBN10: 0252045300
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      "This is an important book. Well-told, diligently researched and splendidly written, Khan maintains his Left and anarchist perspective throughout, yet never does the narrative falter into rhetoric and hyperbole. The history told in The Republic Shall be Kept Clean needs no hyperbole to emphasize the savagery of those who founded, expanded, and rule it." --Counterpunch

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgments

      Author’s Note on Terminology

      Introduction

      1. Class, Race, Gender, and Empire
      2. “Civilization” versus “Savagery”
      3. “The Republic Shall be Kept Clean”
      4. The Guns of 1877
      5. Republicans and Anarchists
      6. The Respectable Mob
      7. Aliens and Mobs
      Conclusion: “The Problem of the Proletariat and the Colonial Problem”

      Notes

      Libraries and Archives Utilized

      Index

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