No small amount of moral courage was required to join openly a section of the International Association, and to face the discontent of the master and a probable dismissal at the first opportunity, with the long months out of work which usually followed.
Kropotkin discusses the moral courage required for workers to openly join the International Association despite potential repercussions.
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