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A while back, I was trying to read "understanding the French revolution" by Albert Soboul. However, I never finished it, not because it was necessarily bad but because

A.Was swamped with work and classes

B.Pre-capitalist class relations have always kinda alluded me

I've also read origin of the family, private, property and the state, but I dont remember it talking about that in too much detail (although it was very good [and maybe I just can't remember {I have a really bad memory}]).

I know theres the soviet textbook on political economy from the 50s, but I would prefer something I can obtain physically, since I have difficulty reading on computers.

Thanks in advance

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[โ€“] miz@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 3 weeks ago

if you put the soviet textbook on a thumb drive and take it to a print shop you can just print it out

[โ€“] rainpizza@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 3 weeks ago

Does the book, Theory as History, Essays on Modes of Production and Exploitation By Jairus Banaji, work for you?