This book presents the Everhard Manuscript, a personal account written by Avis Everhard regarding the revolutionary activities of her husband, Ernest Everhard. The narrative details the turbulent period between 1912 and 1932, capturing the psychology and social conditions of the era through the perspective of those involved in the movement.
be in the two camps at once. The working class has done without you. Believe me, the working class will continue to do without you. And, furthermore, the working class can do better without you than with you.”