Collected Works 14 1855-56

This collection showcases the intellectual exchanges between Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels during a pivotal time in European history. It primarily encompasses their articles and writings from the mid-19th century, reflecting on the political and social upheavals of the era. Their sharp observations and analyses provide a critical lens through which the political landscape of Europe can be understood, including the complexities of class struggle and the socioeconomic forces at play.

The writings also feature insights into the European armies of the time, highlighting the implications of military conflicts on working-class movements. Through a blend of journalistic reports and unpublished pieces, the work offers a rich tapestry of thoughts that resonate with contemporary struggles, making them relevant for readers interested in political theory, history, and social activism.