The Principles of Communism

Friedrich Engels' "The Principles of Communism" is a concise exposition of communist principles, outlining the abolition of private property in the means of production as a central goal.

It serves as a foundational text for understanding Marxist thought, preceding the more famous "Communist Manifesto.

" The work details the historical development of class struggle and the necessity of a communist revolution to establish a classless society.

Engels' clear and accessible writing style makes complex ideas understandable to a wider audience.

The pamphlet's impact on the development of communist theory and its influence on subsequent revolutionary movements are undeniable.