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... Marx's system belongs . To understand Marx , it is necessary to take account of the extremely complex influences by which he was moulded . The first influence was that of Hegel , which Marx encountered during his university career and ...
... Marx's system belongs . To understand Marx , it is necessary to take account of the extremely complex influences by which he was moulded . The first influence was that of Hegel , which Marx encountered during his university career and ...
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... Marx has served the cause of socialism ably , energetically , and loyally , taking the lead of everyone in this matter . I should never forgive myself if , out of personal motives , I were to destroy or diminish Marx's beneficial ...
... Marx has served the cause of socialism ably , energetically , and loyally , taking the lead of everyone in this matter . I should never forgive myself if , out of personal motives , I were to destroy or diminish Marx's beneficial ...
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... Marxian attempt at reconstruction . Perhaps it is too late for such gentle methods ; perhaps the world cannot now escape the purgatory of violent class - war . But if this is inevitable , Marx's writing has helped to make it so . Marx's ...
... Marxian attempt at reconstruction . Perhaps it is too late for such gentle methods ; perhaps the world cannot now escape the purgatory of violent class - war . But if this is inevitable , Marx's writing has helped to make it so . Marx's ...
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CHAPTER | 13 |
THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA | 27 |
The Social Background | 65 |
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