![]() ![]() This allowed him more time to return to the subject of political economy, but he continually amassed new research material, and his manuscript for Das Kapital was endlessly delayed.īy the end of 1865, Marx had completed the massive draft for the book, but it had been an immense struggle. During the 1850s, Marx withdrew from active political participation, his principal earnings coming as European correspondent for the New-York Daily Tribune. With the revolutions in Europe of that year, Marx was forced to move from his place of exile, Brussels, back to Paris, then to Cologne, before finally arriving in London in 1850. However, after his expulsion from Paris in 1845, he temporarily set aside these concerns, and worked with Friedrich Engels, a partnership that would culminate in their publication of The Communist Manifesto in 1848. In the early 1840s, while in Paris, Marx had been consumed with an intensive study of political economy, particularly in relation to the work of Adam Smith and David Ricardo, and this interest was to remain with him for the rest of his life. ![]() Hamburg: Otto Meissner, 1867.įirst edition, presented by Marx to his cousin, of his most important work on economics. ![]()
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