Quote by Leo Tolstoy

But the peasants -- how do the peasants die?

But the peasants -- how do the peasants die?

Summary

This quote is a thought-provoking question that draws attention to the plight of the peasants and highlights the often overlooked significance of their deaths. It implies that the death of peasants may not be as well-acknowledged or widely publicized as the deaths of those in positions of power. It prompts us to consider the unequal distribution of attention and value in society, urging us to reflect on the forgotten stories and struggles of the ordinary people who make up the foundations of our society.

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By Leo Tolstoy

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