He feels that even during his imprisonment he remains not quite an inactive part of the stream of human progress which spreads and strengthens the ideas which are dear to him.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “He feels that even during his imprisonment he remains not quite an inactive part of the stream of human progress which…”
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He feels that even in prison, he is part of the ongoing human progress towards his ideals.
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