The glorious ongoing Institut Coppet online collection of Gustave de Molinari’s Complete Works has brought to light some correspondence between Molinari and Proudhon from their years of Brussels exile during Napoléon III’s regime in France. The letters are few in number and are not ideologically substantive, but they are nonetheless interesting. So I’ve translated them. Enjoy!

How did these people live better lives as exiles in Brussels than I do as the citizen of a supposedly free nation?
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