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... less modern , and less appropriate in an indictment of capitalism . Engels invariably minimized his share in all that the two men did together , but undoubtedly it was very great . And above all he first directed the attention of Marx ...
... less modern , and less appropriate in an indictment of capitalism . Engels invariably minimized his share in all that the two men did together , but undoubtedly it was very great . And above all he first directed the attention of Marx ...
Page 224
... less he continues to think that the world develops according to a logical formula . To Hegel , the development of history is as logical as a game of chess . Marx and Engels keep the rules of chess , while supposing that the chessmen ...
... less he continues to think that the world develops according to a logical formula . To Hegel , the development of history is as logical as a game of chess . Marx and Engels keep the rules of chess , while supposing that the chessmen ...
Page 466
... less than two years of success , he abandoned South Africa for Oxford . The climate made him ill again , and he was obliged to interrupt his undergraduate career repeatedly to return to South Africa . Academically he was undistinguished ...
... less than two years of success , he abandoned South Africa for Oxford . The climate made him ill again , and he was obliged to interrupt his undergraduate career repeatedly to return to South Africa . Academically he was undistinguished ...
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