Marx And Engels On Revolution in America
Marx And Engels On Revolution in America
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But this vague notion is deeply enough embedded in them to influence them to elect only declared socialists as their leaders. Just as all the others, they must learn through their own experience, and through the consequences of their own mistakes. But that will not last very long since they, in contradiction to the old trade unions, deceive with scornful laughter any reference to the identity of the interests of capital and labor. " Eighteen years prior to this letter, Karl Marx wrote in his le...tter to F. Bolte, a member of the New York Provisional Federal Council, the fol- lowing famous passage: "The International was founded in order to set the real organization of the working class for the strug- gle in the place of the socialist or semi-socialist sects: The original statutes as well as the inaugural address show that at a glance. On the other hand, the Interna- tional would not have been able to maintain itself, if the course of history had not already destroyed sectar- ianism. The development of socialist sectarianism has 24 always been inversely proportional to that of the real labor movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this vague notion is deeply enough embedded in them to influence them to elect only declared socialists as their leaders. Just as all the others, they must learn through their own experience, and through the consequences of their own mistakes. But that will not last very long since they, in contradiction to the old trade unions, deceive with scornful laughter any reference to the identity of the interests of capital and labor. " Eighteen years prior to this letter, Karl Marx wrote in his le...tter to F. Bolte, a member of the New York Provisional Federal Council, the fol- lowing famous passage: "The International was founded in order to set the real organization of the working class for the strug- gle in the place of the socialist or semi-socialist sects: The original statutes as well as the inaugural address show that at a glance. On the other hand, the Interna- tional would not have been able to maintain itself, if the course of history had not already destroyed sectar- ianism. The development of socialist sectarianism has 24 always been inversely proportional to that of the real labor movement.
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