Marx, Engels, Lenin: Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism

New York: International Publishers, 1972. 1st Printing. Octavo in blue cloth, gilt titles; dust jacket; 387 pp: 3 unnumbered leaves of plates: portraits; 21 cm Near Fine in Good(+) dust jacket; a clean tight copy, reading ribbon affixed to interior; dust jacket shows wear to edges, closed tear to jacket spine, dust jacket is protected in archival mylar. Hardcover. ISBN: 9780717803491

"The writings of Marx, Engels, and Lenin on anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism are crucial for understanding the ideological and practical aspects of these movements. Marx and Engels focused on the followers of Bakunin, while Lenin's writings are primarily concerned with syndicalist and "economist" trends in the labor movement and sectarian tendencies in the Communist movement after the Russian Revolution of 1917. These writings provide a historical context and critique of anarchism, offering insights into the formation of the Marxist position against anarchism and the development of socialist ideas." --Publisher