Nothing less than an expropriation of the present owners of land and capital, and a transmission of all that is necessary for the production of wealth to the producers themselves, was the avowed aim of the Association at the outset.
Kropotkin emphasizes the necessity of transferring ownership of land and capital to the producers to achieve true wealth production.
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