The former works admirably in a military parade, but it is worth nothing where real life is concerned and the aim can be achieved only through the severe effort of many converging wills.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “The former works admirably in a military parade, but it is worth nothing where real life is concerned and the aim can be…”
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Kropotkin critiques the effectiveness of military discipline in real-life situations.
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