What Is Property? · Character
M. Arago
Scientist and politician mentioned in passing.
minor
Also known as the illustrious Arago
First appearance: what is property
M. Arago shows up with force in Sixth Proposition. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Cited as demanding universal suffrage for National Guards, which Proudhon critiques as inconsistent with property rights.
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