The Paris Commune: Including the "first Manifesto of the International On ...

Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Lucien Sanial, International Workingmen's Association

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The vested interests and the representation allowances of the high dignitaries of State disappeared along with the high dignitaries themselves. Public functions " ceased to be the private property of the tools of the central Government. Not only municipal administration, but the whole initiative hitherto exercised by the State was laid into the hands of the Commune.
Having once got rid of the standing army and the police, the physical force elements of the old Govern- ment, the Commune was anxi...ous to break the spiritual Digitized by VjOOQ iC THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COMMUNE 75 force of repression, the "parson-power/' by the disestab- lishment and disendowment of all churches as proprietary bodies. The priests were sent back to the recesses of private life, there to feed upon the alms of the faithful in imitation of their predecessors, the Apostles. The whole of the educational institutions were opened to the people gratuitously, and at the same time cleared of all interference of Church and State.

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