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This study focuses on the formation and activities of anarchists and Communists, the two most important radical groups working within Brazilian labor.

Table of Contents

Preface
Notes about Spelling and Currency

Book I. Background, 1900–1917
Book II. The Anarchist Strike Movement, 1917–1919
Book III. Decline of the Anarchist Strike Movement, 1919–1921
Book IV. The Ideological Problem, 1920–1922
Book V. Anarchists versus Bolsheviks, 1922–1924
Book VI. Revolts and Imprisonments, 1924–1926
Book VII. The PCB during the Bernardes Repression, 1924–1926
Book VIII. In the Open, January–August 1927
Book IX. The Semilegal PCB Forges Ahead, 1928–1929
Book X. Decline of the PCB, 1929–1930
Book XI. Further Decline of the PCB, 1930–1932
Book XII. Epilogue, 1932–1935
Appendix. Notes about Prices, Wages, and Strikes, 1917–1935

Glossary
Sources of Material
Index

About the Author

John W. F. Dulles (1913–2008) was University Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Texas at Austin.