Collected Works 20 1864-68

This collection showcases the impactful collaboration between Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels during a pivotal period of their intellectual journey. Readers are invited into a world where revolutionary ideas about society, economics, and politics are articulated with clarity and passion. These writings, many of which were previously unavailable in English, reveal the depth of their thought and commitment to social change.

The period between 1864 and 1868 was significant for both thinkers, marked by the formation of the International Workingmen's Association and the refinement of their theories. The texts invite readers to explore their evolving concepts, gaining insight into how these ideas shaped modern social movements. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the underpinnings of Marxist theory.

Through this collection, one can appreciate the historical context and the personal dynamics of Marx and Engels’ partnership. Their voices resonate with fervent advocacy for the working class, illuminating their enduring legacy in the struggles for justice and equality. This release is not just a historical account but an invitation to engage with the transformative ideas that continue to inspire today.