Table of Contents

• Foreword by Napoleón Chow
• Introduction: Understanding Sandino’s Legacy
• Part One. Sandino’s Politics
  • 1. Red and Black
  • 2. Property Is Theft
  • 3. People’s War, People’s Army
  • 4. The Conspiratorial Vanguard
  • 5. The Comintern Connection
• Part Two. Sandino’s Philosophy
  • 6. The Flag of Many Colors
  • 7. God Punishes Proprietors
  • 8. Pursuing the Millennium
  • 9. The Scriptures Unveiled
  • 10. From Solomon’s Temple to Moses’s Kabbalah
• Conclusion: The Relevance of Sandino’s Communism
• Postscript
• Appendix: Sandino’s Suppressed Legacy
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Index

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"... a fascinating study of a thinker used to legitimate a revolution that appears to be somewhat foreign to his own ideology and politics ... provide(s) a new and innovative understanding of Sandino and the Sandinista Revolution." -- Douglas Kellner, Professor of Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin

About the Author

Donald C. Hodges (1923–2009) was Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University, Tallahassee.