Titlebook: Karl Marx; His Life and Thought David McLellan Book 1973 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1973 Karl Marx.Marx

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Trier, Bonn and Berlin,have come from a comfortable middle-class home. Yet to a remarkable extent he does himself epitomise his own doctrine that men are conditioned by their socio-economic circumstances. The German city in which he grew up gave him a sense of long historical tradition and at the same time close contact w

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Paris,married. As far as journalism was concerned, Marx’s variety had become virtually impossible in Germany. The differences of opinion among the Young Hegelians, already manifest over their attitude to the ., provoked a complete split following the decision of the Prussian Government to suppress the lib

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Cologne,pport of reactionary cantons against the radicals severely diminished her prestige in Italy: shortly afterwards, the Bourbon King Ferdinand of Naples was overthrown and republics proclaimed in Naples, Turin and Florence. In France, Louis Philippe continued complacently to believe that the Parisians

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London,r years he shared the view of most of his fellowrefugees that a new round of revolutions would soon break out on the Continent. Like the early Christians awaiting the Second Coming, they regarded their present life as of little importance compared to the great event that was to come. This partly acc

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