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Patriots all, who have forgotten or deserted the higher patriotism with which they had lived and from which their art drew its strength.

— Anna Strunsky The Revolutionist and War (1915)

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A scientist, humanitarian and of royal birth, Kropotkin is a genius of the age; not only does his colossal intellect cause him to stand in bold relief, but his personality is one of indescribable and unduplicated power.

For home and country —but all homes are his home, all countries are his too. He has no separate home and country

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