The Dynamite Club : How a Bombing in Fin-de-Siècle Paris Ignited the Age of Modern Terror (Paperback)

from jonfaith

An interesting survey which benefits from detailed pockets within the narrative that aren't exactly crucial to the instance of one Emile henry, anarchist, but are valuable in a broader cultural and historical context.

from jonfaith

An interesting survey which benefits from detailed pockets within the narrative that aren't exactly crucial to the instance of one Emile henry, anarchist, but are valuable in a broader cultural and historical context.

from heggiep

While I felt it could have benefited from tighter editing, it was nonetheless an interesting and informative read.

from setnahkt

Maybe there is something to metempsychosis. The soul of Émile Henry seems to have turned up in Theodore Kaczynski, John Hinckley, Eric Harris, and Dylan Klebold – and will probably appear again, John Merriman's The Dynamite Club is a surprisingly thorough biography of Henry (surprising because so...