prisons, we merely multiply them and render them worse. By our detectives, our `price of blood,' our executions, and our jails, we spread in society such a terrible flow of basest passions and habits, that he who should realize the effects of these institutions to their full extent, would be frightened by what society is doing under the pretext of maintaining morality. We must search for other remedies, and the remedies have been indicated long since." Kropotkin, "Anarchist Communism," pp. 31-32.]
52 (return) [ "Anarchist Communism," p. 27.]
53 (return) [ This was written before the author had any personal experience of the prison system. He personally met with nothing but kindness at the hands of the prison officials.]
54 (return) [ Bell, 1917.]
55 (return) [ Walter Scott Publishing Company, 1906, p. 262.]
56 (return) [ This was written in March, 1918, almost the darkest moment of the war.]
57 (return) [ "L'Anarchie et le Collectivisme," p. 114.]
58 (return) [ Which we discussed in Chapter IV.]
59 (return) [ "Self-Government in Industry," G. Bell & Sons, 1917, pp. 110-111.]
60 (return) [ Some may fear that the result would be an undue increase of population, but such fears I believe to be groundless. See above, (Chapter IV, on "Work and Pay." Also, Chapter vi of "Principles of Social Reconstruction" (George Allen and Unwin, Ltd.).]
61 (return) [ See the discussion of this question in the preceding chapter.]