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Jim Warren Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-31-06 03:44 PM
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8. That I cannot say
Honestly, from my reading of Marx, the feeling I got was more of an accountant than a warrior.

Maybe it's more well known than I think, but Marx traveled through-out industrial New England notating labor laws and working conditions in the factories there. In Das Kapital there are long narratives about and from the LAWS OF THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS concerning child labor laws, etc.
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