Marx-Engels Correspondence
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
Hundreds of letters between Marx and Engels and to fellow socialists such as Bebel, Kugelmann and Sorge, from the 1840s to the 1890s. They show their ideas taking shape in private, alongside their views on the Paris Commune, Ireland and Capital.
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