- Preface
- CHAPTER I - A Strange Childhood
- CHAPTER II - A Gathering in Chiswick
- CHAPTER III - An Abortive Group-Meeting
- CHAPTER IV - A Police Scare
- CHAPTER V - To the Rescue, part 1
- CHAPTER V - To the Rescue, part 2.
- CHAPTER VI - A Foreign Invasion, part 1
- CHAPTER VI - A Foreign Invasion, part 2
- CHAPTER VII - The Office of the Tocsin
- CHAPTER VIII - The Dynamitard's Escape, part 1
- CHAPTER VIII - The Dynamitard's Escape, part 2
- CHAPTER IX - Some Anarchist Personalities
- CHAPTER X - A Flight, part 1
- CHAPTER X - A Flight, part 2
- CHAPTER XI - A Crisis, part 1
- CHAPTER XI - A Crisis, part 2
- CHAPTER XII - The Tocsin's Last Toll, part 1
- CHAPTER XII - The Tocsin's Last Toll, part 2
Helen and Olivia Rossetti were rather precocious girls in Victorian London. While still extremely young, they published a renowned anarchist journal in their home which drew prominent figures to their salon. From their expriences, they co-authored this 1903 novel, in which the narrator, Isabel Meredith, reveals a first-hand inside account of the countercultural community of late-19th century British anarchism. This was certainly far outside the normal purview of the women of Victorian society. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins)
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