Volume 43 contains the letters of Marx and Engels from April 1868 to July 1870. They discuss Marx's and Engels' participation in the General Council of the International Working Men's Association (the First International). The letters present a vivid picture of their struggle against the anarchist views of Bakunin and his followers in the International. Other letters show Marx's and Engels' attitude towards the struggle of the Irish people for their liberation and throw light on Marx's economic studies during his work on the second and third books of Capital, and theefforts to popularise and disseminate ideas contained in Volume I of Capital. Buy this book from:
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