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"An [insurrectionary working class] is not […] a revolution, even when it takes terrible forms… A revolution is infinitely more than a series of insurrections in town and country. It is more than a simple struggle between parties, however sanguinary; more than mere street-fighting, and much more than a mere change in government […]. A revolution is a swift overthrow, in a few years, of institutions that have taken centuries to root in the soil, and seem so fixed and immovable that even the most ardent reformers hardly dare to attack them in their writings…" – Kropotkin, "The French Revolution", Vol. I (1909)
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