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Why Work?: Arguments For The Leisure Society
William Morris (Contributor), Lewis Mumford (Contributor), Peter Kropotkin (Contributor), Colin Ward (Contributor), and Vernon Richards (Editor)
Edition: pb
ISBN: 9780900384257
Publisher: Freedom Press
Release Date: 1983-01-01
ITEM OVERVIEW
All the stars have a go—includes essays by William Morris, Kropotkin, Lewis Mumford, Cliff Harper, Bertrand Russell, Colin Ward, etc.


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