Peter Kropotkin to Joseph Fels, September 11, 1908

Letter from Prince Peter Kropotkin to Joseph Fels dated September 11, 1908.  In the letter, Kropotkin thanks Fels for his donation to a fund for Russian emigrants living in London and expresses his desire to visit Fels' farm.  Kropotkin also mentions a book that he received from Fels e...

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Main Author: Kropotkin, Petr Alekseevich, 1842-1921 (Creator)
Contributors: Fels, Joseph, 1854-1917 (Correspondent)
Collection:Joseph and Mary Fels papers (#1953)
Date:1908-09-11
Box Number:Box 1
Folder Number:Folder 3
Format: Electronic
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Online Access:https://digitallibrary.hsp.org/index.php/Detail/objects/10606
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Summary: Letter from Prince Peter Kropotkin to Joseph Fels dated September 11, 1908.  In the letter, Kropotkin thanks Fels for his donation to a fund for Russian emigrants living in London and expresses his desire to visit Fels' farm.  Kropotkin also mentions a book that he received from Fels entitled A Little Land and a Living.  An advocate for the single tax and land reform movements, Joseph Fels ascribed to the theories of Henry George, John Stuart Mill, and others, holding that land belonged to all citizens and that abolishing all taxation save a single tax upon land values who ensure that all people benefitted from land revenues.