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The Communist Manifesto - Revolutionary Ideas That Shaped the Modern World - cover

The Communist Manifesto - Revolutionary Ideas That Shaped the Modern World

Karl Marx, Moon Classics

Translator Samuel Moore

Publisher: Moon Classics

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Summary

Discover the Book That Changed History
Step into the revolutionary world of ideas that ignited global movements and reshaped societies. "The Communist Manifesto" isn't just a historical document—it's a window into the passionate ideals that continue to influence political and economic thought today.
Inside this groundbreaking work, you'll explore:
The electrifying call to action that sparked worldwide debates
Key concepts that challenged traditional power structures
A vision of society that inspired millions and altered the course of nations
The historical context that gave birth to these radical ideas
Praised by scholars and cited in countless works:
"A seminal text in understanding modern political movements." - Dr. Emily Chen, Political Science Professor
"Essential reading for anyone interested in the development of socialist thought." - Historical Review Magazine
"Regardless of one's views, its impact on history is undeniable." - World Economics Journal
Whether you're a student, history enthusiast, or curious reader, this eBook offers invaluable insights into one of the most influential texts of the past two centuries. Don't miss your chance to engage with the ideas that shook the foundations of society.
Expand your understanding of world-changing philosophies—get your copy of "The Communist Manifesto" now!
Available since: 08/07/2024.
Print length: 75 pages.

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