[463] Ib. p. 30.
[464] Kr. "Morale" pp. 30-31.
[465] Ib. p. 41.
[466] Ib. p. 42.
[467] Ib. p. 38; Kr. "Conquête" p. 296.
[468] Kr. "Paroles" pp. 342, 129.
[469] Kr. "Morale" p. 57.
[470] Ib. pp. 61-2.
[471] Kr. "Paroles" p. 215. [In Eltzbacher's general discussions, and his summaries of the different writers' views on law, the word translated "law" is everywhere Recht, French droit, Latin jus, law as a body of rights and duties. But in the quotations from Kropotkin under the heading "Law" the word is everywhere (with the single exception of the phrase "customary law") Gesetz, French loi, Latin lex, a law as an enacted formula to describe men's actions; and the same is the word translated "law" in Eltzbacher's summaries under the heading "Basis" in the different chapters.]
[472] Kr. "Paroles" p. 214.