It was a sanity of insanity. The seemingly inevitable similarities between William Bosket Junior and his father form a case that would have fascinated Galton and the eugenicists. Frankly, that's a bit too much excitement for me, and it has been my observation that the energies from such a thought basis tend to dissipate unfruitfully before the onrush of hard pragmatic realities. But then, I'm just old folks. It's crazy to be writing about this.
Anarchy has no place in a library.
The very concept of a library promotes organisation. Mikhail Bakunin, the founder of the international anarchist movement, started writing many works on anarchy, and finished not a single one. His collected works are a collection of fragments, broken rubble. Bakunin spent his time not creating information, but destroying, helping to rip down old systems. He travelled throughout Europe, and wherever discontent was producing revolutionary feelings, Bakunin was there, helping it along, mischievously tipping the carefully balanced social systems of Quetelet off their precipices and sending them crashing down under their own weight.