Ending by declaring that the readers have nothing to lose but chains, for ten points, identify this work that begins by claiming that "a specter is haunting Europe," a work advocating the revolution of the proletariat written by Marx and Engels.
This work was republished with language-specific prefaces, urging various countries to depart from such actions as producing a "new Dante" or being as cowardly as the Armenians. Proudhon's Philosophy of Poverty is used to illustrate the conservative variety of a key concept, whose feudal type is linked with Christianity in a section discussing a certain kind of literature. The only "True" manifestation of that concept is called the German version in this work, whose preamble notes the alliance of "pope and czar, Metternich and Guizot." Ending by declaring that the readers have nothing to lose but chains, for ten points, identify this work that begins by claiming that "a specter is haunting Europe," a work advocating the revolution of the proletariat written by Marx and Engels.
This work was republished with language-specific prefaces, urging various countries to depart from such actions as producing a "new Dante" or being as cowardly as the Armenians.
The {Communist Manifesto} or {Manifesto of the Communist Party}