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11/02/2005 03:17 1 of 279 ONLINE LIBRARY OF LIBERTY Liberty Fund, Inc. 2005 MARX, CAPITAL: A CRITIQUE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY . volume III: THE PROCESS OF CAPITALIST PRODUCTION AS AWHOLE (1894)URL of this E-Book: of original HTML file: ABOUT THE AUTHORThe leading 19thC theorist of socialism. Marx prided himself on having discovered the "laws" which governedthe operation of the capitalist system, laws which would inevitably lead to its collapse. His form of socialism,in which the socialist party leaders would guide the working class in a "dictatorship of the proletariat" in orderto destroy the capitalist system by means of a revolution, should be distinguished from the "utopiansocialists", who wanted to create small, voluntary communities where socialism could be put into practise, andthe "social democrats" or "labour parties", which planned to work peacefully within the parliamentary systemin order to bring about piecemeal socialist reform.
it may not be used in any way for profit. _____ table of contents preface. part i. the conversion of surplus-value into profit and of the rate of surplus-value into the rate of profit. ... a contribution to the analysis of the process of production. footnotes for part vii, chapter xlix. ... a critique of political economy. volume iii: the ...
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