From ending the feudal order to struggling against colonial rule;
from revolts against slavery to the Bolshevik, Chinese and Cuban
revolutions; and from ending foreign occupations to civil wars to
overthrow dictators, violent means are seen to justify the
non-violent ends. 'Necessary violence' was taken for granted by
revolutionaries inspired by Marx, Lenin, Mao and Castro, and
countless others. Nick Hewlett places the objectives of
non-violence and peace centre-stage to give you a new understanding
of violence in revolt. He argues that making the goal of a wholly
peaceful society explicit makes an important difference to how we
approach and understand violence in pursuit of emancipation.
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