Wage-Labor and Capital

Originally presented as a series of lectures to a German workers' educational society, then printed as a collection of articles in the midst of the 1848 revolutions, Wage-Labor and Capital remains one of the best popular outlines and explanations of the relationship between worker and capitalist. Currlin Press, in association with the Albert Currlin Institute, is pleased to present the second in its 12-volume Essentials series, a part of the Workers' Library Collection. Included in this volume are the articles of Wage-Labor and Capital, with an introduction written Engels, Marx's notes on wages, which served as the basis for his articles, Chapter 6 from Capital on the buying and selling of labor-power, and an introduction and endnotes by the Albert Currlin Institute.