Engels publishes Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy

Engels described Marx as a revolutionary thinker and organizer whose work joined analysis with political struggle. The speech helped shape Marx’s posthumous reputation; its account should be read as a...

Using notes Marx had made on Lewis Morgan, Engels linked family forms, property, and state development. The book influenced socialist and feminist debates, but its evolutionary anthropology reflects...

Engels assembled and edited Marx’s unfinished manuscripts on the circulation of capital. The volume’s organization was an act of scholarship as well as collaboration, and later researchers continue to...

In an article for Die Neue Zeit, Engels reconstructed the League’s origins and the revolutionary era of 1848. His account became influential in later histories, while its retrospective perspective and...

In a preface for an English edition of his earlier Manchester study, Engels revisited industrial change and the political movement of workers. The appendix reflected four decades of transformation and...

Samuel Moore’s translation, revised with Engels, introduced the Manifesto to a wider English-reading public. Its circulation depended on translators, publishers, organizers, and workers, not simply on...

Socialist parties and labor organizations from many countries established a new international association. Engels encouraged the movement but did not control it; debates over colonialism, nationalism,...

Following an 1889 decision by the Second International, workers held demonstrations for the eight-hour day and labor rights. Engels welcomed international working-class organization, whose action...

Engels arranged publication of Marx’s 1875 critique as German socialists debated their Erfurt-era program. Publication made Marx’s interventions available to a new generation, but also gave Engels...

Engels criticized the German Social Democratic Party’s draft program for failing to address the political realities of the German state. His comments document continuing theoretical debate after...