File:Anarchists Peter Marshall and John P. Clark in conversation.jpg

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English: Peter Marshall and John Clark argue about just what Elisée Reclus meant when he said that "Man is nature becoming self-conscious."
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Photograph of the anarchist writers Peter Marshall and John P. Clark in conversation

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