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Vol. I.—No. 3.SEPTEMBER, 1900.
Wage-Labor and Capital
. . . .by. . . .
Karl Marx.
Translated by
J. L. Joy,
Author of “Adventures of a Tourist in Ireland”, “The Socialist Catechism”, “Socialist Rhymes”.
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