So also do the industries; and the present tendency of humanity is to have the greatest possible variety of industries gathered in each country, in each separate region, side by side with agriculture.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “So also do the industries; and the present tendency of humanity is to have the greatest possible variety of industries…”
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Kropotkin notes the trend towards integrating diverse industries alongside agriculture within nations.
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