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200 14$aThe Class struggles in France /$fKarl Marx
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327   $a""Inroduction by Frederick Engels""; ""Introduction ""; ""Part I;  The defeat of June 1848""; ""Part II: June 1848 to 13 June 1849""; ""Part III: Consequences of 13 June 1849""; ""Part IV: The Abolition of Universal Suffrage in 1850""
330   $aThis work, Marx's analysis of events in France, a part of the European revolutionary upsurge of the late 1840's, was written while the events analyzed were still taking place. It is, as Frederick Engels says, "Marx's first attempt, with the aid of his materialist concept, to explain a section of contemporary history from the given economic situation." The work has long been considered to be a classic in historical materialism as applied to current events, having withstood the test of later and fuller analyses.
606   $aSocialism
607   $aFrance$xHistory$ySecond Republic, 1848-1852
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