Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. ' ANARCHISM. Anarchism adopts the doctrine of tyrannicide—Resemblance between the Anarchists and Terrorists—The Nihilists— Kropotkine—Proudhon—The Ishmaelites—Anarchists and Capitalists—Jacobin and Anarchist theories—Babeuf's doctrine of Anarchy—Diderot and Rousseau on Equality— Social Equality is the aim of modern Anarchism—Proudhon the father of Anarchism—Anarchist views on property— Property and Crime—"Robbery is Restitution"—Equality and Liberty—Revolutions reveal the black side of human nature—Saint Simon on Capitalists—The social theories of Lamennais—Elisee Reclus on Equality—Anarchist programme—Anarchists and Militarism—Lamennais on Crime —Jonathan Swift on political corruption—Sentimentalism at the root of attacks on Social system—Louis Blanc— Kropotkine's sentimentalism—Sentimentalism of the French Revolutionists—The Anarchist substitutes himself for the State—Anarchist view of human rights—Vanity and Fanaticism among Anarchists—The apologists of revolutionary crimes make Anarchists—Thiers on the Revolutionary Tribunal—The victims of books—Duties of the historian — The effects of the Revolution on France—Philosophical Materialism and Anarchism—Vaillant—Ravachol—Effects of philosophical materialism—The doctrine that society is responsible for all social miseries—Anarchists assert that they are the victims of society—Marat's hatred of society— The chief end of life according to Anarchism—The Christian view of wealth—Patriotism and Anarchism—The aim of Anarchism and Socialism is to divide wealth—Revolutionary ideas and materialist theories — Nietzche's teaching— Christian morality and Anarchism—The classes who despise morality—The young Anarchists—Instruction without morals—The Anarchist Henry—Science cannot assure happiness—Intellectual poisons—Political... --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.