On the contrary, as soon as high taxation or the impoverishment during a crisis has compelled the domestic worker to abandon his last plot of land to the usurer, misery creeps into his house.
Kropotkin warns that high taxation and crises can lead domestic workers to lose their land, resulting in poverty.
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