the  rise  and  fall  of  the  international.  163
difficulties,  and  which,  in  appearance,  would  have  some  analog
  es  to  the  confiscatton  of  the  property  of  the  Emigrh  and  of
I  S  Mm  h  ■  a"  I  received  from
)■  S  Mill,  he  explained  to  me  that  the  working  classes  in
re  more  than  five  millions  of  small  proprietors,  well  knew  that
collectivism,  applied  to  agricultural  land,  would  excite  there
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