Notes of a revolutionary

Pyotr Alekseevich Kropotkin (1842-1921) is an outstanding thinker and scientist of the late XIX - early XX centuries. The descendant of the ancient princely kind, a pupil of the Page Corps, already in his youth became the author of a number of most important works on geography and geology, participated in research expeditions in Siberia and the Far East. But Kropotkin received the greatest fame not as a scientist and discoverer, but as one of the leading theorists of anarchism, the leader of the revolutionary movement in Russia and abroad, the creator of the ideology of anarcho-communism. During the struggle for his principles, Kropotkin had to spend more than 40 years in exile and for many years - in prisons of the Russian Empire and the French Republic. In the "notes of the revolutionary", first published in English in 1899, Kropotkin combines a fascinating narrative about his full vivid events of life with the presentation of views on the history and future of both Russia and all of humanity as a whole