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==Communist Manifesto==
 
==Communist Manifesto==
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The classic ''[[Communist Manifesto]]'' by Marx and Engles called for the working classes to rise in rebellion.  Eric Hobsbawm has argued there was a  "triumphal march" of capitalism after the European revolutions of 1848-49, which proves that Marx and Engels were completely wrong in their prognosis of the rapid intensification of [[class conflict]] and the destruction of capitalism.  From 1848-49 onward the European bourgeoisie implemented successfully various reforms that insured their hegemony and confounded the prognosis of the "Manifesto".
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The classic ''[[Communist Manifesto]]'' by Marx and Engles called for the working classes to rise in rebellion.  Eric Hobsbawm has argued there was a  "triumphal march" of capitalism after the European revolutions of 1848–49, which proves that Marx and Engels were completely wrong in their prognosis of the rapid intensification of [[class conflict]] and the destruction of capitalism.  From 1848-49 onward the European bourgeoisie implemented successfully various reforms that insured their hegemony and confounded the prognosis of the "Manifesto".
    
===Revolution of 1848===
 
===Revolution of 1848===
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* McLellan, David. ''Karl Marx: A Biography'' (4th ed. 2006)  
 
* McLellan, David. ''Karl Marx: A Biography'' (4th ed. 2006)  
 
* Mehring, Franz. ''Marx: The Story of His Life'' (1918) [http://www.questia.com/read/3077782 online edition] [http://www.marxists.org/archive/mehring/1918/marx/index.htm  another online edition]
 
* Mehring, Franz. ''Marx: The Story of His Life'' (1918) [http://www.questia.com/read/3077782 online edition] [http://www.marxists.org/archive/mehring/1918/marx/index.htm  another online edition]
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* Oakley, Allen.  ''Marx's Critique of Political Economy: Intellectual Sources and Evolution.'' Vol. 1: 1844-1860.  Vol. 2: 1861 to 1863. (1984–85). 266pp, 342 pp.   
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* Oakley, Allen.  ''Marx's Critique of Political Economy: Intellectual Sources and Evolution.'' Vol. 1: 1844–1860.  Vol. 2: 1861 to 1863. (1984–85). 266pp, 342 pp.   
 
* Rader, Melvin Miller.  ''Marx's Interpretation of History.'' 1979. 242 pp.   
 
* Rader, Melvin Miller.  ''Marx's Interpretation of History.'' 1979. 242 pp.   
 
* White, James D.  ''Karl Marx and the Intellectual Origins of Dialectical Materialism.'' 1996. 416 pp.   
 
* White, James D.  ''Karl Marx and the Intellectual Origins of Dialectical Materialism.'' 1996. 416 pp.   
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