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Explore one of the most influential political documents in history with this paperback edition of The Communist Manifesto, featuring the 1888 authorized English translation by Samuel Moore. Written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in 1848, this text outlines the foundational principles of Marxist philosophy and provides a critical analysis of the class struggles prevalent during that era. Translated into over 100 languages, this work remains a key text for understanding the development of the modern world.
This edition is specifically designed as a pocket edition, making it convenient to carry in a pocket, purse, briefcase, or backpack. It features text large enough for easy reading and margins substantial enough for students of any age to mark up their notes.
Key Content & Historical ContextThe Manifesto systematically details the various classes in society and their interactions, explaining the exploitation of the working class by the ruling class. It discusses the necessity of revolutionary class struggle leading to a new, equal society, concluding with a direct call to action for the proletariat.
About the AuthorsThis enduring text continues to inspire debate and intellectual study globally, making it an essential addition for students of politics, philosophy, and social sciences.
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