Collected Works 16 1858-60

In this sixteenth volume of their comprehensive collection, the revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels come to life through their writings from 1858 to 1860. This meticulously curated assemblage offers readers a glimpse into the pivotal period that shaped their theories on politics, economics, and society.

As they navigate the complexities of the industrial age, Marx and Engels articulate their profound critiques of capitalism and explore the emerging class struggles. Their insights not only laid the groundwork for modern socialism but also continue to resonate with contemporary socio-political discourse.

This volume, part of an ambitious fifty-volume series, serves as both a historical document and a source of inspiration, appealing to scholars and enthusiasts alike who seek to understand the foundational texts of Marxist thought.