Anarchy 46
Contents of No. 46
December 1964
| Rebels failed | Nicolas Walter | 353 |
| Anarchism and the historians | V.R. | 356 |
| Would-be revolution | Peter Pluscardin | 368 |
| A partner not envisaged | Leila Berg | 372 |
| Sade as moralist | Maurice Cranston | 375 |
| Observations on anarchy 44: | The morality of anarchism | 377 |
| Index to anarchy Vol 4. 1964 | 383 | |
| Cover by | Rufus Segar |
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