The revolutions of 1848

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Manifesto of the Communist Party - preface to the English edition of 1888 (Engels), manifesto of the Communist Party (Marx and Engels) speeches on Poland (29 November 1847) - speech by Karl Marx, speech by Frederick Engels speeches on Poland (22 February 1848) - speech by Karl Marx, speech by Frederick Engels the demands of the Communist Party in Germany, (Marx and Engels) articles from the Neue Rheinische - the Democractic Party, Camphausen's declaration in the sitting of 30 May 1848, the Camphausen ministry, the programmes of the Radical-Democratic Party and the left in the Frankfurt Assembly, the 15 June sitting of the Vereinbarungsversammlung, the Prague rising (Engels), the fall of the Camphausen ministry, the June the Prussian press bill, the bill for the abolition of feudal burdens, the Russian note, the debate on Poland in the Frankfurt Assembly (Engels), the crisis and the counter-revolution I-IV, revolution in Vienna, the revolution, the proclamation of the democratic congress to the German people, the victory of the counter-revolution in Vienna, the counter-revolution in Berlin I-III, no more taxes!!!, the Frankfurt Assembly, the bourgeoisie and the counter-revolution I-IV, the Magyar struggle (Engels), democratic pan-slavism I-II (Engels), the trial of the Rhineland District Committee of Democrats, speech by Karl Marx in his own defence, to the workers of Cologne reviews from the Neue Rheinische Zeitung Revue - review - January-February 1850 (Marx and Engels), review - March-April 1850 (Marx and Engels), review - May-October 1850 (Marx and Engels) address of the Central Committee to the Communist League (June 1850) (Marx and Engels) address of the Central Committee to the Communist League (June 1850) (Marx and Engels) minutes of the Central Committee meeting of 15 September 1850 note of previous editions of the works of Marx and Engels chronology of works by Marx and Engels.

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