Karl Marx: Classical political economy nearly touches the true relation of things, without, however,consciously formulating it. Thi

Classical political economy nearly touches the true relation of things, without, — Karl Marx

Classical political economy nearly touches the true relation of things, without, however,consciously formulating it. This it cannot so long as it sticks in its bourgeois skin.

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