Victor Gollancz Ltd. · 1935
A Handbook of Marxism
Being a Collection of Extracts from the Writings of Marx, Engels and the Greatest of Their Followers, Selected so as to Give the Reader the Most Comprehensive Account of Marxism Possible Within the Limits of a Single Volume
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- Author
- Emile Burns
- Imprint
- London: Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1935
- Edition
- Left Book Club ed
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 1087
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- Copyright
- The author died in 1972: the original text is public domain where copyright lasts 50 years after death, as in China and many countries in Asia and Africa; a translation may still be under the translator’s copyright.
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- Open Library edition OL6333488M; WorldCat record (OCLC 970704); Library of Congress record (LCCN 36003783); Open Library edition OL17774719M; Open Library edition OL21729764M; Open Library edition OL17396788M; K10plus record 551404566; B3Kat record BV021979023; SUDOC record 121722767; National Library of Poland record 991032937369705066; WorldCat record (OCLC 831168630); HathiTrust record 001309789; swisscovery record 991097003259705501
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Burns, Emile. A Handbook of Marxism: Being a Collection of Extracts from the Writings of Marx, Engels and the Greatest of Their Followers, Selected so as to Give the Reader the Most Comprehensive Account of Marxism Possible Within the Limits of a Single Volume. Left Book Club ed. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1935.
MLA
Burns, Emile. A Handbook of Marxism: Being a Collection of Extracts from the Writings of Marx, Engels and the Greatest of Their Followers, Selected so as to Give the Reader the Most Comprehensive Account of Marxism Possible Within the Limits of a Single Volume. Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1935.
APA
Burns, E. (1935). A Handbook of Marxism: Being a Collection of Extracts from the Writings of Marx, Engels and the Greatest of Their Followers, Selected so as to Give the Reader the Most Comprehensive Account of Marxism Possible Within the Limits of a Single Volume. Victor Gollancz Ltd..