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x [Marx] The man who buys and sells reveals something about himself more direct and less composed than the man who discourses and battles. -Maxime Leroy, Les Speculationsjoncieres de Saint-Simon el ses querelles d 'qfjiIires avec Jon anoeli, Ie comie de Redern (Paris
than consciousness of existing practice, that it really represents something without representing something real. "Marx und Engels ilber Feuerbach: Aus dem literarischen Nachlass von Marx und Engels," in Marx-Engels Archiv, ed. D. Rjazanov, vol. 1 (Frankfurt am Main
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x<br />
[Marx]<br />
<strong>The</strong> man who buys and sells reveals something about himself<br />
more direct and less composed than the man who discourses<br />
and battles.<br />
-Maxime Leroy, Les Speculationsjoncieres de Saint-Simon<br />
el ses querelles d 'qfjiIires avec Jon anoeli, Ie comie de Redern<br />
(Paris
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