revolutionist

• “Yet, so unpractical was Berkman that he could not realize that a well nourished revolutionist is a more efficient revolutionist.”

  Jack London's Nonfiction Collection of Unpublished Book Forwards

• “Her early history as a revolutionist is exceptional even in the minds of the Russians, and they have grown used to great martyrs.”

  Six Red Months in Russia: An Observer's Account of Russia Before and During the Proletarian Dictatorship

• “The revolutionist is no starved and diseased slave in the shambles at the bottom of the social pit, but is, in the main, a hearty, well - fed workingman, who sees the shambles waiting for him and his children and recoils from the descent.”

  Revolution

• “There is so much ill-considered use of the word revolutionist, we should bear in mind it is a strictly relative term.”

  Principles of Freedom

• “Accordingly they were represented as being guilty of blasphemy and slander, and as being adorers of a certain French revolutionist, named Lepaux, of whom Lamb, at all events, was entirely ignorant.”

  Charles Lamb

• “By the end of my second month in prison, one of the jailers made himself known as a revolutionist in touch with the organization.”

  Chapter 18: The Shadow of Sonoma

• “The revolutionist is a person doomed obrechennyi, in older usage signifying also “consecrated”.”

  Estrich on political inexperience

• “The revolutionist is a person doomed He has no personal interests, no business affairs, no emotions, no attachments, no property, and no name.”

  Our kick-ass president

• “Blumenthal, as became a "revolutionist," was obliged to confess that she could see no charm in it; it was meagre, it was trivial, it lacked soul.”

  Eugene Pickering

• “Not being a "revolutionist", as long term readers of this blog will know, I, of course, would rather see the "specific organizations" resemble a normal political party or interest group rather than a Leninist sect.”

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