Throughout his correspondence, Marx routinely blamed the long delayed completion of Capital on the eruptions of his skin, while citing also the recurrent illnesses among his family, brought on by the squalor of their refugee status, his lack of income, and a poverty of hygiene.
Nothing more unconscionable than the unconscious
Nothing more unconscionable than the…
Nothing more unconscionable than the unconscious
Throughout his correspondence, Marx routinely blamed the long delayed completion of Capital on the eruptions of his skin, while citing also the recurrent illnesses among his family, brought on by the squalor of their refugee status, his lack of income, and a poverty of hygiene.