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Lenin :


                  "They must arm themselves as best they can (rifles,
                  revolvers, bombs, knives, knuckle-dusters, sticks, rags

                          soaked in kerosene for starting fires, ropes or rope
                          ladders, shovels for building barricades, pyroxylin
                          cartridges, barbed wire, nails, etc., etc.). …


                    Even without arms, the groups can play a most impor-
                   tant part: 1) by leading the mass; 2) BY ATTACKING,
                   WHENEVER A FAVOURABLE OPPORTUNITY PRE-
                   SENTS ITSELF, POLICEMEN . . . AND SEIZING THEIR
                        ARMS; 3) BY RESCUING THE ARRESTED OR

                         INJURED, WHEN THERE ARE ONLY FEW
                          POLICE ABOUT; 4) BY GETTING ON TO THE
                         ROOFS OR UPPER STOREYS OF HOUSES, ETC.,
                       AND SHOWERING STONES OR POURING BOIL-

                    ING WATER ON THE TROOPS, ETC. …



























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