Manifesto of the Communist Party [by] Karl Marx [and] Frederick Engels. de Marx, Karl, 1818-1883 and Engels, Friedrich, 1820-1895

Paperback / softback. New.

International Publishers. Collectible - Good. New York: International Publishers, 1939. 11th printing. 12mo. 48pp. Good book. Spine worn, slightly torn at crown. Corners fanned. Pages aged. Inquire if you need further information.

London: William Reeves,, 1907. A spectre is haunting Europe - the first authorized English translation of the Communist Manifesto Fourth edition of Samuel Moore's English translation of the Communist Manifesto, the first to be authorized, edited by Engels and with a four-page preface specially written by him for this translation, as well as eight footnotes. Based on the German edition of either 1872 or 1883, Engel's role in the translation was quite extensive; he personally chose the translator and negotiated with the publisher, emphasizing on several occasions both the importance and difficulties of an English translation. The preface is the longest and the most important of any that Engels wrote for the Manifesto, and this is the only translation edited by him, with additional notes. The translation includes a large number of modifications of expression, omissions, and minor additions. First published by Reeves in March 1888, it is the second edition of the Communist Manifesto to be distributed in… Leer más

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