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Peróvskaya was a ‘popularist’ to the very bottom of her heart, and at the same time a revolutionist, a fighter of the truest steel.
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Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin
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gutenberg.orgPeróvskaya was a ‘popularist’ to the very bottom of her heart, and at the same time a revolutionist, a fighter of the truest steel.
Kropotkin reflects on the revolutionary spirit and dedication of Sophie Peróvskaya.
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