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LRB Article PDF: Revolutionary Chic (<i>LRB</i> volume 14 number 21, 5 November 1992) 

LRB Article PDF: Revolutionary Chic (LRB volume 14 number 21, 5 November 1992)

Neal Ascherson

The noblest and most innocent of all revolutionary manifestos is the Hessische Landbote, written by Georg Büchner in 1834 when he was 20 years old. Addressed to the peasantry of Hesse, the Landbote had almost no effect except to provoke a wave of repression against the young intellectuals who were behind it. It is written, deliberately, in language of Biblical simplicity, and its subtitle might have been spoken by the prophet Isaiah: 'Peace to the Cottages! War on the Palaces!'

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