Works

Books

The Conquest of Bread

Ethics: Origin and Development

Fields, Factories & Workshops

The Great French Revolution

In Russian and French Prisons

Memoirs of a Revolutionist

Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution

Russian Literature

Words of a Rebel

Essays

Advice to Those About to Emigrate

An Appeal to the Young

Anarchism and Revolution

Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal

Anarchistic Communism: Its basis and Principles

Anarchist Morality

Brain Work and Manual Work

The Coming War

The Commune of Paris

Communism and Anarchy

The Direct Action of Environment and Evolution

Expropriation

The Fortress Prison of St. Petersburg

The Industrial Village of the Future

Law and Authority

Modern Science and Anarchism

The Place of Anarchism in Socialistic Evolution

The Present Crisis in Russia

Prisons and Their Moral Influence on Prisoners

Prisons: Universities of Crime

The Revolution in Russia

Revolutionary Studies

The Scientific Basis of Anarchy

Small Communal Experiments and Why They Fail

The Spirit of Revolt

The State: Its Historic Role

The Sterilization of the Unfit

To What and How to Apply Manual and Brain Work

The Wage System

Workers’ Organisation

Wars and Capitalism

Articles

Act For Yourselves

Agriculture

An Appeal to the Ukrainian People

An Open Letter to the Western Working-Men

Anarchism

Anti-Militarism: Was it Properly Understood?

Are We Good Enough?

Brain Work and Manual Work

The Coming Anarchy

The Constitutional Agitation in Russia

The Crisis of Socialism

The Effects of Persecution

The Ethical Needs of the Present Day

Enough of Illusions!

Finland: A Rising Nationality

The Fortress Prison of St. Petersburg

The Great French Revolution and its Lessons

Inheritance of Acquired Characters

Inherited Variation in Animals

Inherited Variation in Plants

Maxim Gorky

The Morality of Nature

The New Era

The Old Beds of Amu-Daria

On Order

On the Present Condition of Russia

On the Teachings of Physiography

Organized Vengeance Called ‘Justice’

The Permanence of Society After the Revolution

Practical Questions

Process Under Socialism

Proposed Communist Settlement: A New Colony for Tyneside or Wearside

Recent Science

The Response of Animals to their Environment

Revolutionary Government

Russian Prisons

Russian Revolution and the Soviet Government: Letter to the Workers of Western Europe

Russian Schools and the Holy Synod

Some of the Resources of Canada

Syndicalism and Anarchism

The Theory of Evolution and Mutual Aid

War!

What Geography Ought to Be

What Revolution Means

Letters

To Alexander Berkman, 20th November 1908

To De Reijger, 23rd December 1920 (Kropotkin’s Last Letter)

To Editor of Le Soir, 18th February (Published in Bread and Freedom)

To Lenin, 4th March 1920

To Lenin, 21st December 1920

To Marie Goldsmith, 23rd January 1913

To Marie Goldsmith, 23rd February 1916

To Max Nettlau, 5th March 1902

To Steffen (on WWI)