Expropriation
Expropriation
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" The Girondists are starving us ! " was the cry in the workmen's quarters in 1793, and thereupon the Girondists were guillotined, and full powers were given to " the Mountain " and to the Commune. The •commune indeed concerned itself with the question of bread, and made heroic efforts to feed Paris. At Lyons, Fouche and Collot d'Herbois ■established plenty of granaries, but the sums spent on filling them were woefully insufficient. ' ■ The town-councils made great efforts to procure corn ; the... bakers who bearded flour were hanged and still the people . 'lacked bread.
12 Freedom Pamphlets.
Then they turned on the royalist conspirators and laid the blame at their door. They guillotined a dozen or fifteen a day — servants and duchesses alike, especially servants, for the duchesses had gone to Cob- lentz. But if they had guillotined a hundred dukes and viscounts a day it would have been equally futile.
The want only grew. For the wage-earner cannot live without his wage, and the wage was not forthcoming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Girondists are starving us ! " was the cry in the workmen's quarters in 1793, and thereupon the Girondists were guillotined, and full powers were given to " the Mountain " and to the Commune. The •commune indeed concerned itself with the question of bread, and made heroic efforts to feed Paris. At Lyons, Fouche and Collot d'Herbois ■established plenty of granaries, but the sums spent on filling them were woefully insufficient. ' ■ The town-councils made great efforts to procure corn ; the... bakers who bearded flour were hanged and still the people . 'lacked bread.
12 Freedom Pamphlets.
Then they turned on the royalist conspirators and laid the blame at their door. They guillotined a dozen or fifteen a day — servants and duchesses alike, especially servants, for the duchesses had gone to Cob- lentz. But if they had guillotined a hundred dukes and viscounts a day it would have been equally futile.
The want only grew. For the wage-earner cannot live without his wage, and the wage was not forthcoming.
What to read after Expropriation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin to read onlineMoreLess
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