Manifesto of the Communist Party & Principles of Communism
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
The 1848 program Marx and Engels wrote for the Communist League, paired with Engels's earlier question-and-answer draft. It opens with the spectre haunting Europe and closes with the call for workers of all countries to unite.
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