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	title:	The Communist Manifesto: Complete with Seven Rarely Published Prefaces
	author:	Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Filiquarian Publishing
	released:	December 26, 2005
	isbn:	1599869950
	isbn-13:	9781599869957

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Customer Reviews
The Prefaces are important - Rated I give this three stars because there is another edition, possibly from penguin which has a more literary introductory piece which is part biography of the authors and part biography of the books, ie describes popular styles of writing at the time which influenced Marx. The prefaces are important though because in at least one of them Engels describes how the book is not as relevent as it once was, particularly its twelve point list of demands, such as universal education (a moderate demand and pretty much necessary for a developed economy today). It lends itself to proper contextualising of the book, being in posession of the whole story.

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The Prefaces are important - Rated 3/5
I give this three stars because there is another edition, possibly from penguin which has a more literary introductory piece which is part biography of the authors and part biography of the books, ie describes popular styles of writing at the time which influenced Marx.

The prefaces are important though because in at least one of them Engels describes how the book is not as relevent as it once was, particularly its twelve point list of demands, such as universal education (a moderate demand and pretty much necessary for a developed economy today).

It lends itself to proper contextualising of the book, being in posession of the whole story.