The Conquest of Bread

The book explores the life and philosophy of Peter Alexeyevich Kropotkin, a prominent figure in the anarchist movement and a proponent of communism. Known as the "anarchist prince," Kropotkin's ideals reflect a blend of social justice and individual freedom, drawing admiration from contemporaries like Oscar Wilde. The narrative delves into his unique perspectives on society, his advocacy for mutual aid, and his vision of a more equitable world, showcasing his lasting impact on political thought and activism.