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| Marx and Engels : a brief chronology | 50 | |
| The Communist Manifesto | 59 | |
| App. A | From Flora Tristan's Tour de France, September 1844 | 95 |
| App. B | Letter from Engels to Marx, November-December 1846 | 97 |
| App. C | Engels, draft of a communist confession of faith, 9 June 1847 | 104 |
| App. D | Marx, "the communism of the Rheinischer Beobachter," September 1847 | 112 |
| App. E | Communist Journal, No. 1, September 1847 | 125 |
| App. F | Engels, "principles of communism," late October 1847 | 137 |
| App. G | Letter from Engels to Marx, 23-24 November 1847 | 157 |
| App. H | Engels, "on the history of the communist league," 1885 | 160 |
| App. I | Engels, "the labour movement in America." : preface to the American edition of The condition of the working class in England, 26 January 1887 | 180 |
| App. J | Engels, "notes on my journey through America and Canada," late September 1888 | 189 |
| App. K | Engels, "impressions of a journey round America," late September 1888 | 192 |
| App. L | Manifestoes | 195 |
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Mark Lehmann
reviewed The Communist Manifesto on May 06, 2020
The Communist Manifesto
My two stars are partly due to this being an audiobook, when frankly the topic requires (for me) the ability to cogitate and re-read different parts in order to fully understand Marx/Engel's abstruse thinking. Also, this particular edition includes many excerpts of both Marx and Engel's writings from Das Capital, and w/o having a written copy before me it was difficult to distinguish between what was from the Manifesto and, on the other hand, from Das Capital.
My goal was to reacquaint myself with the Manifesto, which I had originally read several years ago. I recall at the time being struck by the delusional conclusions that Marx/Engels put forth, a revolution that would lead to an inexorable proletarian (communist) utopia, wherein "evil ... is independent of human will and can only be abolished when ... the laws of history bring into existence the perfect human community where the free development of each is the free development of all." Fat chance.
My goal unfulfilled, I'll have to dig up a hard copy now. My only wish would be that all these naive
Millennials would read for themselves what they think they wish for. Going to the actual source, instead of allowing themselves to be indoctrinated would, I'm sure, be jaw-dropping to many.
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