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When this book was written, industrialism was just starting to take
root and Proudhon saw a problem with the amount of work that was
put into a product and the amount that a business was charging for
it. This work then argues for fair pricing for the work put into it
and that would attribute justice in the industrial age. Proudhon
also makes large use of the religious fervour at the time to either
prove his point or discount the religious beliefs of other
altogether.
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Property is impossible; equality does not exist. We hate the
former, and yet wish to possess it; the latter rules all our
thoughts, yet we know not how to reach it. Who will explain this
profound antagonism between our conscience and our will? Who will
point out the causes of this pernicious error, which has become the
most sacred principle of justice and society?
The General Idea of the Revolution in the 19th Century was written
while Proudhon was serving three years in prison for previous
writings. The general background of the book was the failed
revolution of 1848 in which Proudhon had participated.
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