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What will become of these children after they have passed through that schooling and come out with their health ruined, their will annihilated, their energy weakened?
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Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin
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Kropotkin questions the future of children subjected to the harsh realities of prison life, emphasizing the long-term consequences of such experiences.
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