Volume 44 contains the letters of Marx and Engels from July 1870 to December 1873. This correspondence constitutes a valuable source for the study of the International Working Men's Association in its final stages. Many letters deal with the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71) and discuss the belligerents' military strategy and the progress of the war, and consider the possible consequences. They discuss, in particular, the reasons for the defeat of the Paris Commune and its historic importance. Buy this book from:
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