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For the last fifty years science--especially chemistry--and mechanical skill have been widening and extending the industrial powers of man upon organic and inorganic dead matter.
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Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin
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gutenberg.orgFor the last fifty years science--especially chemistry--and mechanical skill have been widening and extending the industrial powers of man upon organic and inorganic dead matter.
Here, Kropotkin discusses the impact of science and technology on enhancing agricultural productivity over the past fifty years.
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