Autobiography

In Albert Parsons' «Autobiography,» the narrative unfolds as a poignant reflection on his life as a key figure in the labor movement during the late 19th century. Written in a compelling and didactic prose style, Parsons intertwines personal anecdotes with broader social commentary on issues of justice, equality, and the struggle for workers' rights. The literary context suggests a rich engagement with contemporary anarchist theories, reflecting the turbulent socio-economic landscape of post-Civil War America. His accounts vividly illustrate the passionate commitment to radical thought and activism that... Weiter