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Title: The Rise and Fall of Humane Socialism
Review: A most vivid of account of life in 19th century Russia written by someone born into privilege, but who chose to live among the peasants, spreading ideas of socialism. Kropotkin was a no fan of centralized government. After the struggles against the secret police and cronies of the tsar, Kropotkin escaped to England, where he engaged in a literary feud with T.H. Huxley over the nature of the "survival of the fittest." He was imprisoned in France, but freed following appeals from the likes of Victor Hugo and Herbert Spencer (Huxley refused to sign). Eventually, he returned to Russia. He considered that the Bolsheviks were "making success absolutely impossible" in Russia and were "paving the way to a furious and vicious reaction."An excellent book in which to learn about the true nature of anarchism and nihilism. It also contains interesting material on the novelist Ivan Turgenev.
