The Revolutionary Act (1922)
Frederick Engels and Daniel De Leon, translated by Henry A. Kuhn
Frederick Engels and Daniel De Leon3926429The Revolutionary Act1922Henry A. Kuhn

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Frederick Engels
Frederick Engels

Frederick Engels

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The Revolutionary Act

Military Insurrection or
Political and Economic
Action?

By
FREDERICK ENGELS

Translated by Henry Kuhn

With an appendix by
DANIEL DE LEON

Published, 1922, by the
New York Labor News Company,
(Socialist Labor Party)
New York City

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Copyright, 1922, by the
National Executive Committee,
Socialist Labor Party.

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