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Similar to John Most's Revolutionäre Kriegswissenschaft, La Salute è in voi was written to make military technology accessible to lay readers without chemistry and engineering expertise, such as the textile workers and anarchist writers of the eastern United States, who were inspired by other bombings but did not have occupational access to dynamite or practical experience in bomb-making.[7] Composed in elementary Italian, La Salute è in voi uses Italian terms, and prices in lira.[8] Although its level of scientific detail regarding chemical-handling technique elevated the handbook from mere anarchist manifesto,[9] none of its contents were new: its simple information was available in encyclopedias, applied chemistry books, and industrial sources, such as Martin Eissler's 1897 standard manual on explosives. La Salute è in voi did not contain complex formulas or time-detonator instructions.[4]

La Salute è in voi was written anonymously.[10] Its authors called themselves "the compilers"[4] and displayed a working familiarity with basic chemistry. This emphasis on science is likely owed to Ettore Molinari, a chemist and anarchist believed to have drafted an early version of the handbook, if not the full book.[8][9] Historians have been unable to find Molinari's Guerra all’oppressore (Italian for 'War Against Oppressors'), an earlier bomb-making manual that circulated among European anarchists.[11] In Paris, Molinari had befriended the Italian anarchist Luigi Galleani,[9] whose Italian-language, American anarchist newspaper, Cronaca Sovversiva (Italian for 'Subversion Chronicle'), would publish La Salute è in voi in the United States and introduce these technical instructions to his followers, the Galleanisti.[10] Galleani likely wrote the introductory reader note and poem himself.[8]

Cronaca Sovversiva first advertised La Salute è in voi on its back page in 1906, among other publications printed by the newspaper.[10][8] It was the newspaper's most expensive pamphlet: 25¢ (equivalent to $8 in 2023). La Salute è in voi featured more prominently in later editions of the newspaper as "an indispensable pamphlet for those comrades who love self-instruction".[8]

The 48-page handbook is tall and oblong,[8] bound in red covers. Its title, which translates to "Health Is in You!" or "Salvation Is within You!", may be an ironic reference to Christian anarchist Leo Tolstoy's The Kingdom of God Is Within You, which shares its Italian title with the bomb-making handbook. Unlike the Galleanisti, Tolstoy favored passive resistance and considered violence incompatible with Christian morality.[10] The handbook's cover illustration is a 1893 woodcut by French artist Charles Maurin depicting the French anarchist Ravachol in front of a guillotine, growing crops, and a symbolic new dawn.[12]

The printing contains a typographical error in which an "i", displayed as "1", would severely undercut the proportion of sulfuric acid in the nitroglycerin formula; Cronaca Sovversiva later ran a correction. Though some historians surmised that this error led to errant explosions, realistically the incorrect formula would have produced a mess of acids rather than the much more volatile nitroglycerin.[9]<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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La Salute è in voi, a bomb-making manual, was written in 1906 by an anonymous author or authors, described as "the compilers". The book was published by Cronaca Sovversiva, an anarchist newspaper in the United States, and was marketed as a way to make military technology accessible to lay readers. The manual was composed in elementary Italian and used prices in lira. While it claimed to provide new information, the contents were actually well-known and available in other sources.

Historians believe that Ettore Molinari, a chemist and anarchist, may have drafted an early version of the handbook. The manual was featured prominently in later editions of Cronaca Sovversiva and was marketed as an "indispensable pamphlet for those comrades who love self-instruction". The cover illustration was a woodcut by Charles Maurin depicting the French anarchist Ravachol.

One notable error in the printing of the manual was a typo that would have significantly affected the proportion of sulfuric acid in the nitroglycerin formula. Cronaca Sovversiva later ran a correction, and historians have concluded that this error would have produced a mess of acids rather than volatile nitroglycerin, rather than leading to errant explosions.<|eot_id|>

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La Salute è in voi, a bomb-making manual, was written in 1906 by an anonymous author or authors, described as "the compilers". The book was published by the Italian anarchist newspaper Cronaca Sovversiva and introduced to the Galleanisti, a group of anarchist followers of Luigi Galleani. The manual was intended for lay readers without chemistry or engineering expertise, such as textile workers and anarchist writers in the eastern United States.

The book used elementary Italian and prices in lira, and its level of scientific detail elevates it from a mere anarchist manifesto. While it does not contain complex formulas or time-detonator instructions, it does provide basic information on chemical handling. The manual was likely written by a chemist and anarchist named Ettore Molinari, who also wrote an earlier bomb-making manual, Guerra all'oppressore.

The book's title, which translates to "Health Is in You!" or "Salvation Is within You!", may be an ironic reference to Leo Tolstoy's The Kingdom of God Is Within You, which shares its Italian title. The manual includes a cover illustration of the French anarchist Ravachol, which may be meant to symbolize revolutionary thinking.

Despite its errors, including a typographical error in the nitroglycerin formula, La Salute è in voi did not lead to any reported explosions. The book's printing and distribution were significant, with over 10,000 copies sold by 1910, and its influence extended to anarchist movements in the United States and Europe.<|eot_id|>

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La Salute è in voi, a 48-page handbook, was written for laypeople without chemistry and engineering expertise, such as textile workers and anarchist writers in the eastern United States. The anonymous authors, likely including Ettore Molinari, a chemist and anarchist, aimed to make military technology accessible while avoiding complex formulas and time-detonator instructions. The handbook was published by Luigi Galleani's newspaper, Cronaca Sovversiva, in the United States. It features a typographical error in the formulation of nitroglycerin, which would produce a mixture of acids rather than the explosive material. Despite this, the handbook's contents were not new and were available in other sources. The title may be an ironic reference to Leo Tolstoy's book "The Kingdom of God Is Within You", which promoted passive resistance and condemned violence.<|eot_id|>

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La Salute è in voi, a 48-page bomb-making handbook, was written anonymously in 1906 in elementary Italian. It was designed to make military technology accessible to lay readers, particularly anarchist writers and textile workers in the eastern United States. The handbook is not a original work, but rather a compilation of available information from various sources. Its authors, referred to as "the compilers," display a working familiarity with basic chemistry. The handbook features a cover illustration of the French anarchist Ravachol and is considered an important part of anarchist literature. Despite its incomplete formulas and lack of time-detonator instructions, the handbook was widely circulated and introduced bomb-making techniques to the Galleanisti, an American anarchist group.<|eot_id|>