A. Political Part

i. Abolition of all laws restricting freedom of the press, of meeting and of association, and particularly of the Edition: current; Page: [330] law against the International Working Men's Association. Abolition of the “service-book,” that bane of the working classes, and of all the articles of the code which set up the inferiority of the workman as against his employer, and of woman as against man.
ii. Abolition of the budget of public worship and restoration to the nation of “the said goods held in mortmain, movable and immovable,” the property of religious corporations (decree of the Commune, April 2nd, 1871) including all the industrial and commercial appurtenances of these corporations.
iii. Abolition of the national debt.
iv. Abolition of standing armies and universal military service on the part of the people.
v. Commercial independence in local government and police.

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