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The 32 pages that link to The Communist Manifesto, each with the reason it gives.

• Karl MarxBroader topic: This concise joint work made Marx’s analysis of class struggle a political program.

• MarxismBroader topic: It offers a concise early statement of Marxist political aims and historical analysis.

• Historical materialismBroader topic: Its opening account of class struggles makes the theory a concise political argument.

• Friedrich EngelsBroader topic: This jointly written text became their best-known statement of revolutionary politics.

• CommunismBroader topic: It presents a concise program for the communist movement and its critique of capitalism.

• Social classBroader topic: It opens with a sweeping account of class conflict across recorded history.

• Class struggleBroader topic: Its opening pages present class conflict as the driving force of recorded history.

• Marxist historiographyBroader topic: Its account of successive class struggles helped establish a historical narrative central to Marxism.

• Marxian economicsBroader topic: It presents a concise political account of the class conflicts underpinning Marxian economic analysis.

• ProletariatBroader topic: It presents the proletariat as a class formed by capitalist development and capable of political action.

• Means of productionRelated: The pamphlet frames modern class struggle around the ownership of productive property.

• Dictatorship of the proletariatRelated: Its call for proletarian political supremacy anticipates the later formulation.

• Revolutionary socialismBroader topic: It presents a concise call for working-class political action and the overthrow of bourgeois rule.

• Proletarian internationalismRelated: Its closing call for workers of all countries to unite became the principle’s most famous formulation.

• Proletarian revolutionBroader topic: Its closing appeal frames the workers’ movement as an international political struggle.

• BourgeoisieBroader topic: Its opening section describes the bourgeoisie's revolutionary transformation of society.

• Political pamphletBroader topic: It became one of the most influential programmatic pamphlets in modern political history.

• Communist partyRelated: It supplied an influential statement of the movement’s aims and class analysis.

• Li DazhaoRelated: Li helped translate and publicize the text, making it a key vehicle for Marxist ideas in China.

• Marxist sociologyBroader topic: It presents a concise early statement of the historical role assigned to class conflict.

• Scientific socialismBroader topic: It presents their account of class struggle and the communist movement in compact form.

• History of Economic ThoughtBroader topic: It carried Marxian ideas into political movements and public debate.

• Ruling classRelated: It frames ruling power through ownership and conflict between social classes.

• Anti-capitalismBroader topic: Its account of class struggle became a defining statement of revolutionary anti-capitalism.

• Kōtoku ShūsuiRelated: Kōtoku translated Marx and Engels’s work, helping introduce Marxist ideas to Japanese readers.

• Petite bourgeoisieBroader topic: It describes how capitalism can push small proprietors toward proletarianization.

• Anarchy of productionBroader topic: Its account of recurrent commercial crises presents a classic expression of production's disorder.

• Communist revolutionRelated: Its call for workers to overthrow bourgeois rule became a foundational revolutionary text.

• Far-left politicsRelated: It became a foundational statement of revolutionary communism and class struggle.

• History of CommunismBroader topic: It gave the emerging communist movement a concise account of its aims and historical outlook.

• Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tungCompared with: Unlike this anthology of one leader’s excerpts, it is a sustained collaborative argument.

• Scientific communismBroader topic: It presents an early programmatic account of class struggle and communist politics.