Paris and the Social Revolution
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The title page describes a study of revolutionary elements within the various classes of Parisian society, accompanied by illustrative drawings. Jean Grave is identified as the editor of Les Temps Nouveaux and selected to present the French anarchistic idea and ideal. The author explains that he quotes a comprehensive first chapter in full because he cannot trust himself to summarise without bias the creed of a sect to which he does not belong.
A discussion of credit in the Quartier describes limited credit for a limited time from tradespeople and landlords, and loans without usury from a small group of friends. The reflection on philosophic doubt says that such doubt forbids unconditional allegiance to unproved theories.
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- Author
- Alvan F. Sanborn
- Pages
- 253
- Language
- English
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- European History
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