Volume 42 contains the letters of Marx and Engels from October 1864 to March 1868. This period is marked by two most important events-the foundation and the early years of the International Working Men's Association (the First International), and the publication of Volume One of Capital. The letters reflect Marx's work on Capital at its different stages, the conditions under which it was written, and Engels' help in preparing and distributing the book, and in spreading its ideas. They also throw light on the personalities and characters of Marx and Engels and, in particular, on their remarkable friendship. Buy this book from:
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