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Commune (n.) was to be a working, not a parliamentary body — executive and legislative at once, its officials revocable and paid workmen's wages.
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Commune (n.) was to be a working, not a parliamentary body — executive and legislative at once, its officials revocable and paid workmen's wages.
The Commune (n.) was a thoroughly expansive political form, where all previous governments had been emphatically repressive — its secret: the political form at last discovered for the economic emancipation of labor.