 It featured writing by the most influential socialist thinkers in Italy and abroad, including Enrico Ferri, Lelio Basso, Paul Lafargue, Ivanoe Bonomi, Antonio Graziadei, Antonio Labriola and many others.From 1 May 1898 to 1 July 1899, it was seized by the government and its editor was briefly imprisoned.In 1901 the journal restarted, as "Turati", its editors, and the PSI were entering parliament with the support of Giovanni Giolitti's powerful Liberal Party.