God and the Nation -- Six Points Academic

Author: (Russian) Bakunin, translated by Park Young
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is actually a fragment of a letter or a report, discussing issues with logical and unique vigor, and handled decisively. It relentlessly discusses the foundations of public morality that have been criticized in certain countries, such as geographical advantages, the exercise of violence, nobility, wealth, etc. This book is a unique philosophical read! One of us will elaborate on the life story of Mikhail Bakunin. However, his general outline is also very familiar to most. Whether friends or enemies know that he was great in thought, willpower, and persistent energy; they also know how arrogantly he despised wealth, status, glory, and all malicious ambitions that most people stooped to. As a Russian gentleman married to the highest aristocracy of the Russian Empire, he was one of the first to join the bold group of rebels who could liberate themselves from tradition, prejudice, racial and class interests, without caring at all about their personal comfort.