I did read throught the the Communist Manifesto and was rather disapointed. It read like what it was, a very brief, rushed attempt to document an ideology. It seemed poorly argued, the conclusion rushed, and not well supported. Chris --- Steve Simmons <scs at di.org> wrote: > Steven Brust wrote: > > > [ . . . tasty quotes from Trotsky elided . . . ] > > OK, you've almost convinced me to try again. (For > the record, I tried > to read The Communist Manifesto in high school and > gave it up for reasons > I no longer clearly recall -- and did the same with > Ayn Rand.) Is there > a single volume that you think best presents > Trotsky's case and the > differences from Marx/Engels/whoever? > -- > "Every time I see [name deleted], I get the urge > to drop my pants > and water him. I'm hoping he'll either grow up or > take the hint." > -me __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com