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    <book isbn-13="9780192804778" isbn-10="0192804774">
        <title>Anarchism: A Very Short Introduction</title>
        <author>Ward, Colin</author>
        <class>anarchism</class>
        <class>ethics</class>
        <class>politics</class>
        <price currency="GBP">
            <rrp>7.99</rrp>
            <price>5.99</price>
        </price>
        <stock>8</stock>
        <format>Paperback</format>
        <pages>128</pages>
        <publisher>OUP Oxford</publisher>
        <publish_date>2004-10-21</publish_date>
        <description> Ward considers anarchism from a variety of perspectives: theoretical,
            historical, and international. The text also explores the ideas of key anarchist
            thinkers from Kropotkin to Chomsky. </description>
    </book>
    <book isbn-13="9781851687176" isbn-10="1851687173">
        <title>Anarchism: A Beginner's Guide</title>
        <author>Kinna, Ruth</author>
        <class>anarchism</class>
        <class>politics</class>
        <class>social theory</class>
        <class>libertarianism</class>
        <price currency="GBP">
            <rrp>9.99</rrp>
            <price>7.43</price>
        </price>
        <stock>7</stock>
        <format>Paperback</format>
        <pages>192</pages>
        <publisher>Oneworld Publications</publisher>
        <publish_date>2009-09-01</publish_date>
        <description> &quot;A valuable contribution to our understanding of this much misunderstood
            philosophy.&quot; - Howard Zinn, author of A People's History of the United States
            &quot;Ruth Kinna cannot be praised highly enough for writing a comprehensive, original
            and sympathetic work which will no doubt come to be viewed as the key text on the
            subject.&quot; - Simon Tormey, Professor of Politics, University of Nottingham
        </description>
    </book>
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