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Web edition: October 7, 2011
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A biologist tells the tale of Peter Kropotkin, a Russian prince whose adventures and studies of evolution and society made him an international celebrity.
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Marx sent at least one of his books to Darwin as a present, and it was found among Darwin's papers after his death. The pages, however, were uncut, showing that he had never read it.
A least that's the official story.
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