DOC Not Out Of Africa: How ""Afrocentrism"" Became An Excuse To Teach Myth As History (New Republic Book) by Mary Lefkowitz in History

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Among the 19th-century founders of modern philosophical anarchism; none is more important than Michael Bakunin (1814–76). Born into the Russian nobility; he renounced his hereditary rank in protest against Czarist oppression and fled to Western Europe. A colorful; charismatic personality; Bakunin quickly became central to the anarchism movement; and everyone involved either built upon or reacted to his ideas. Yet Bakunin; despite the power of his ideas; was primarily a man of action; and he wrote little. His only major work; God and the State; remained unfinished; although it is the torso of a giant.