Friedrich Engels
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Friedrich Engels (1820-1895) was a German philosopher whose ideas were used by Karl Marx to found communism. Engels finished the work on the second and third volumes of Marx's "Das Kapital" ("Capital").
Like Marx, Engels lived most of his adult life in England.