Friedrich Engels

The Communist Manifesto Friedrich Engels English, Extended And Annotated edition

The Communist Manifesto is a political document with a certain propagandistic character written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels commissioned by the League of Communists, an international workers' association founded in London in 1847 to which they belonged. The Communist Manifesto is basically the program with which this society was made known. It was written between 1847 and 1848, and it was finished publishing on February 21, 1848 in London. The Manifesto is, after all, a treaty written in a technically very simple language, since its objective was to facilitate its reading to the working masses to which it was addressed. This edition contains the following unpublished and wonderful content: Letter from Engels to Marx, 24 November 1847, Draft of a Communist Confession of Faith, A Communist Confession of Faith, The Principles of Communism, Demands of the Communist Party in Germany, Demands of the Communist Party in Germany, The Paris Commune. Address to the International Workingmen's Association, May 1871.