![]() ![]() This copy is bound without advertisements, which accompanied the original parts. The following year, they bound the four installments together and released a single volume (present here) without the permission of Marx's family, Friedrich Engels, or the European publishers. The Humboldt Publishing Company, a small left-wing publisher, first issued this work in four parts between September and October 1890 in the "Humboldt Library of Science" publication. One of the most important and influential works of modern times, Marx's Capital is an incisive critique of private property, capitalism, and the social relations it creates. Publisher's red cloth, covers ruled with Humboldt Library emblem stamped in black on upper board and blind on lower board, spine gilt-lettered with black rules.Īn early and rare issue of the first English-language edition printed in the United States of Das Kapital - an apparent bind-up of Humboldt's original four-part issue in wraps. New York: The Humboldt Publishing Co., Ĩvo (229 x 143 mm). Capital: A Critical Analysis of Capitalist Production. ![]()
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