The Abolition of the State

Originally published in 1892, this book is a historical and critical analysis of different political ideologies that advocate for the abolition of the state. The author examines the strengths and weaknesses of various theories and presents his own arguments for why direct government is the best solution. This book is still relevant to political discussions today and provides a valuable perspective on issues of government and individual freedom.

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