Near the end of the work, Kropotkin cautions against the state centralization of industry, warning people against more authoritarian strands of socialism and claiming that any revolution must guarantee bread and freedom to the workers and revolutionaries. He ends with a long chapter on agriculture, marveling at the many ways in which humans have cultivated and advanced agricultural production, dreaming about the ways that it could be used to feed everybody and guarantee a healthy and happy life for all people.
Near the end of the work, Kropotkin cautions against the state centralization of industry, warning people against more authoritarian strands of socialism an?d claiming that any revolution must guara,ntee bread and freedom to the workers and re,volutionaries. He ends with a long chapter on agriculture !marveling at the many ways in which humans have culti,vated and advanced agricultural production, dreaming about the ways that it could be used to ,feed everybody and guarantee a healthy and happy life for all people.