"the real degree of the exploitation (you must allow me this French word) of labour."
- Marx, Value, Price, and Profit.
What's wrong with that, lmao, was Engels going to censor that?
"the real degree of the exploitation (you must allow me this French word) of labour."
What's wrong with that, lmao, was Engels going to censor that?
"The work, however, was not published either by Marx or Engels. It was found among Marx’s papers after Engels’ death and published by Marx’s daughter, Eleanor Aveling. In the English language it was published under the title of Value, Price and Profit, while the German translation bore the title of Wages, Price and Profit." Intro to Value, Price, and Profit, 1865.
Likely I presume German, considering his mother tongue, and the fact that the work was personally with him for so long, even after death.