World Revolution

World Revolution: The Plot Against Civilization is Nesta H. Webster's uncompromising attempt to impose a single, coherent narrative on the revolutions, wars, and ideological upheavals of the modern era. Rejecting the idea that history unfolds through spontaneous popular movements, Webster argues instead for a continuous, coordinated revolutionary project operating across centuries, advancing through secret societies, financial influence, and ideological camouflage. From the French Revolution to Bolshevism, she presents communism, anarchism, and radical liberalism not as separate phenomena but as successive phases of the same destructive program aimed at dismantling religion, monarchy, tradition, and social hierarchy. The book is accusatory, synthetic, and absolutist in tone, treating modern history as a battlefield of intention rather than accident, and insisting that civilization itself is the deliberate target of revolutionary doctrine rather than collateral damage.