Fascism, that most hated, reviled and universally condemned of all political ideologies, is so anathema to modern ideals of humanism and democracy that to call someone a "fascist" is to, quite literally, give insult. Herein, in this slim volume, is the philosophical underpinnings to the brutal, two-fisted political struggle that won nations and fostered a World War. Benito Mussolini, the man who helped forge the Iron Path toward bloody victory and, ultimately, ruin, lays out that creed, so detestable to modern, egalitarian principles. Along with additional writings by Fascist ideologues Alfredo Rocco and Giovanni Gentile, Mussolini expounds upon his spat-upon doctrine, outlining the spiritual, philosophic, and political path that took him to the apex of power. NOTE: Publication of this document does NOT constitute an endorsement by the publisher of all or any of its contents. It is presented here as historically significant, and valuable for the purpose of intellectual pursuit.