A Primer of Socialism
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He went back to the first principles of liberty, justice, and equality. He SOCIALISM OF 1848 37 desired to see a society based on these principles, in which no man would have the right to live on the labour of others, in which all men would have free access to the instruments of labour, and would freely associate in using them.
So strongly did he believe in freedom, that he re- garded all government of man by man as oppression ; all things should be done by the free consent of those concerned. ...Here we have the fundamental principle of anarchism, of which Proudhon was the founder.
THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO The year 1848 saw the publication of a pamphlet called The Manifesto of the Communist Party, which was written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. It calls upon the working classes of all lands to unite in a struggle against the capitalists. But we shall find it more convenient to explain the principles and the aims of the manifesto when we come to set forth the views of Marx.
CHARTISM Chartism was a demand for manhood suffrage, vote by ballot, and other political reforms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went back to the first principles of liberty, justice, and equality. He SOCIALISM OF 1848 37 desired to see a society based on these principles, in which no man would have the right to live on the labour of others, in which all men would have free access to the instruments of labour, and would freely associate in using them.
So strongly did he believe in freedom, that he re- garded all government of man by man as oppression ; all things should be done by the free consent of those concerned. ...Here we have the fundamental principle of anarchism, of which Proudhon was the founder.
THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO The year 1848 saw the publication of a pamphlet called The Manifesto of the Communist Party, which was written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. It calls upon the working classes of all lands to unite in a struggle against the capitalists. But we shall find it more convenient to explain the principles and the aims of the manifesto when we come to set forth the views of Marx.
CHARTISM Chartism was a demand for manhood suffrage, vote by ballot, and other political reforms.
What to read after A Primer of Socialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Kirkup to read onlineMoreLess
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