Prison Memoirs of An Anarchist

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The memoir offers a firsthand account of Alexander Berkman's experiences as a political prisoner, detailing his life in prison following an assassination attempt on industrialist Henry Clay Frick. Berkman delves into the psychological and physical challenges of incarceration, while reflecting on his anarchist beliefs and the broader social injustices of his time. His narrative combines personal struggles with a critique of the prison system and a passionate call for social change, providing insight into the life of a dedicated activist during the early 20th century.