Lawrence & Wishart · 1942

Karl Marx

1818 - 1883; Extracts from Reminiscences of Marx by Wilhelm Liebknecht and Paul Lafargue; Four Letters of Engels on the Death of Marx; Engels' Speech at the Graveside of Marx; for the Anniversary of Marx's Death, 14. March 1883

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Authors
Wilhelm Liebknecht, Paul Lafargue
Imprint
London: Lawrence & Wishart, 1942
Language
English
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The author died in 1911: the original text is public domain in the EU, Russia, Japan, China and most of the world; a translation may still be under the translator’s copyright.
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Other editions of this work

Karl Marx: 4 editions in the catalogue, grouped by author and original title.

  • 1901 Karl Marx — Charles H. Kerr & Company, English
  • 1906 Karl Marx — Charles H. Kerr & Company, English
  • 1908 Karl Marx — Charles H. Kerr & Company, English

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Chicago

Liebknecht, Wilhelm and Paul Lafargue. Karl Marx: 1818 - 1883; Extracts from Reminiscences of Marx by Wilhelm Liebknecht and Paul Lafargue; Four Letters of Engels on the Death of Marx; Engels' Speech at the Graveside of Marx; for the Anniversary of Marx's Death, 14. March 1883. London: Lawrence & Wishart, 1942.

MLA

Liebknecht, Wilhelm, and Paul Lafargue. Karl Marx: 1818 - 1883; Extracts from Reminiscences of Marx by Wilhelm Liebknecht and Paul Lafargue; Four Letters of Engels on the Death of Marx; Engels' Speech at the Graveside of Marx; for the Anniversary of Marx's Death, 14. March 1883. Lawrence & Wishart, 1942.

APA

Liebknecht, W. & Lafargue, P. (1942). Karl Marx: 1818 - 1883; Extracts from Reminiscences of Marx by Wilhelm Liebknecht and Paul Lafargue; Four Letters of Engels on the Death of Marx; Engels' Speech at the Graveside of Marx; for the Anniversary of Marx's Death, 14. March 1883. Lawrence & Wishart.

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