Communist Manifesto (Revised)

<p>The short book that changed more countries than any other short book. Marx and Engels wrote it in 1848 for a congress of exiles; its sentences — "a spectre is haunting Europe," "workers of the world, unite" — have outlived the empires they inspired. The Penguin Revised edition includes the prefaces Marx and Engels added over decades, which tell you more about what they actually thought than the manifesto itself.</p>