The third section of this work discusses the German perversion of socially conscious Frenchliterature.
The third section of this work discusses the German perversion of socially conscious Frenchliterature. This work discusses the immaturity of the efforts of Saint-Simon, Fourier, and Owen whileexpressing solidarity with the Agrarian Reformers and Chartists. A ten-point program advocated inthis work includes the free availability of education and the abolition of nations, family, and (*)religion. This work uses the dismantling of feudalism and rise of modern industry to illustrate that "thehistory of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles." Opening by describing a specterhaunting Europe, for 10 points, name this book that calls for the workers of the world to unite, written byMarx and Engels.
The third section of this work discusses the German perversion of socially conscious Frenchliterature.
The Communist Manifesto [or The Manifesto of the Communist Party; or Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei]