Primitive rebels : studies in archaic forms of social movement in the 19th and 20th centuries - Hobsbawm, E. J. (Eric J.), 1917-2012; Paul Avrich Collection (Library of Congress) (New York : W.W. Norton, 1965)
Introduction -- The social bandit -- Mafia -- Millenarianism I: Lazzaretti -- Millenarianism II: The Andalusian Anarchists -- Millenarianiam III: The Sicilian Fasci and Peasant Communism -- The city mob -- The labour sects -- Ritual in social movements -- Appendix: in their own voices -- A letter from Pascuqle Tenteddu, outlaw and bandit (Sardinia 1954) -- The brigand Varderelli helps the poor (Apulia 1817) -- A Bourbon brigand examined (South Italy, early 1860s) -- Donato Manduzio cofutes a false apostle (San Nicandro, early 1930s) -- A peaseant woman on the good society (Piana dei Greci, Sicily 1893) -- A commune unpoisoned by cities (Ukrane 1918) -- The peasants distrust governments (Ukraine 1917) -- The will of the tsar (Poltava 1902; Chernigov 1905) -- Conversation of Giovanni Lopez, cobbler (San Giovanni in fiore 1955) -- Two strike sermons (Loray, North Caroline 1929) -- A Lincolnshire unionist: Joseph Chapman (Alford 1899) -- The'men of decision' recommend a brother (Lecce, Apulia 1817) -- Some secret oaths (Britain 1830s, Naples 1815-20, Paris 1834) -- Geographical index -- Index of names -- Subject index
'First published inthe Norton Library 1965 by arrangement with Frederick A. Praeger, Inc.'--Title page verso
'Originally published under the title: Social bandits and primitive rebels'--Title page verso
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Koleksi Sumbangan : Dr. Syed Husin Ali.
Keywords: Social conflicts; Social movements; Peasant uprisings