Karl Marx: An Essay
Harold J. Laski
1922
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A British socialist explains why Marx refuses to go away. Laski's short essay takes the man and the argument together: the exile, the reading room, the poverty, the Manifesto, and the theory that half the world would eventually organise itself around. Written by one of the sharpest political minds in England, and admirably clear about both the power and the problems.
8 chapters
- 1I9m
- 2II18m
- 3III11m
- 4IV17m
- 5V34m
- 6VI16m
- 7VII5m
- 8The Fabian Society and Fa14m
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