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Travel back to the dramatic period of the early 20th century in America, when radical ideas and class struggles were at the forefront of public consciousness. Join journalist Fremont Older as he investigates the life and activities of Prince Peter Kropotkin, a Russian philosopher and anarchist who is living in exile in London. This riveting account sheds light on the complex relationship between socialism and individual liberty, and the challenges of creating a just society.
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