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Marx In London Asa Briggs John Callow

Name: Marx In London Asa Briggs John Callow
SKU: BELL-1837908
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (60 reviews)

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Publisher: Lawrence And Wishart Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 63.4 MB

Pages: 128

Author: Asa Briggs, John Callow

ISBN: 9781905007608, 1905007604

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Marx In London Asa Briggs John Callow by Asa Briggs, John Callow 9781905007608, 1905007604 instant download after payment.

Marx lived in London as a political exile from 1849 until his death in 1883. This book links the story of Marx's life in London to the places he lived and worked, and is aimed at visitors who are interested in seeing the places with which he was particularly associated. It is fully illustrated with photographs, maps and illustrations, and includes transport details to places of interest. Marx spent most of the first years in London in Soho, before moving to Kentish Town in 1856. Other places of significance to his life include the British Museum Reading Room, where he worked on Capital, Covent Garden, where the meetings of the First International took place, and Hampstead Heath, where Marx and his friends spent family Sundays.