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He had brought a volume of Baudelaire which we read a few pages of when we had the time.

— Louise Michel Memories of the Commune (1886)

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That is what we want to destroy — this annihilation — this eating of man by an other man.

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One of the future revenges for the murder of Paris will be that of revealing the customary infamous betrayals of military reaction.

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is it not time that our limited tongues should fall into the ocean of speech and of human thought? What will be the language of mankind delivered to the new Aurora — Anarchy!

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