Proudhon - A Biography

THE CRITIC OF PROPERTY demean herself by forming an alliance with me. A girl of medium fortune would sacrifice everything in pay ...

for the academicians, and had written his new essay frankly in the hope of enlisting the public in a militant crusade for changi ...

THE CRITIC OF PROPERTY our despair, for, even if your soldiers and policemen succeed in suppressing us, you will not be able to ...

THE CRITIC OF PROPERTY on the 25 th January, the Paris police searched his rooms in the Rue Jacob and made domiciliary visits to ...

THE CRITIC OF PROPERTY IO Acquittal was not the sole benefit Proudhon gained from his trial. As he observed at the time, it also ...

took the opportunity to laugh at everybody, deputies, electors and government alike, and that it pleased few of his fellow citiz ...

THE CRITIC OF PROPERTY ‘The Prefect would not agree to grant me anything,’ he related. ‘I do not know his true motives. As my fr ...

issues was always that of the provincial regionalist in opposition to metropolitan centralism. Nevertheless, in that spring o f ...

Part Three THE MAN OF AFFAIRS i D URING the 1840’s, Lyons, more than any other city, was the centre of the French industrial rev ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS trusted to him many responsible tasks of a quasi-legal nature, such as composing memoranda to government offi ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS the clergy seemed all powerful, and he remarked with icono­ clastic sarcasm: ‘I have seen the finest processi ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS It is a more enlightened and tenacious fanaticism than has ever been seen before. In 1838 there was not a sin ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS suggested that here we may detect the influence o f Marx, whom Proudhon met during the winter o f 1844. Howev ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS come. Communists will come also. We are 100,000.’ And he reaches the summit o f confidence when he remarks: ‘ ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS under masses of ill-digested facts. ‘I wanted to make an encyclo­ paedia,’ he said ironically to Darimon; he ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS how they exist, how they live, work and react on each other— in other words, their relationships. And the law ...

wrote the Communist Manifesto, as the protagonist o f an economic interpretation of history. Political economy, he declares, is ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS The organisation of education is at once the condition o f equality and the sanction o f progress.’ The Creat ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS 3 One of the conditions on which Proudhon had accepted his employment with the Gauthiers was that he should b ...

THE MAN OF AFFAIRS even saw himself as the writer who might start the necessary revolution in dramatic forms. He went so far as ...