London's Essays of Revolt
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This book first printed in 1926 is a collection of 6 essay's written by Jack London for various American popular magazines in the early 1900's. London died in 1914 and these essay's were gathered and published by his wife Charmian london. The titles of the chapters are 1."The Apostate", 2. "The Dream of Debs", 3. "How I became a Socialist", 4. "The Scab", 5. "What Life Means To Me", 6. "Revolution"
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