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Peter Kropotkin - At the end of his work he reserved...
At the end of his work he reserved two paragraphs only to mention the two non-coercive factors - the feeling of duty and the feeling of mutual sympathy - to which he attached little importance, as might be expected from a writer in law. (Peter Kropotkin)

At the end of his work he reserved two paragraphs only to mention the two non-coercive factors - the feeling of duty and the feeling of mutual sympathy - to which he attached little importance, as might be expected from a writer in law.

Peter Kropotkin

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