Capital (Das Kapital) A Critical Analysis of Capitalist Production

Edité par Appleton & Co., New York, 1889

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First American edition, preceding the later Humboldt text in America by twenty months. Publisher and Year: New York: Appleton & Co., 1889 Edition: First American edition, one of just 500 copies published in January 1889.[1-4] Translated from the third German edition by Samuel Moore and Edward Aveling. The present work consists of the first and only volume to be fully written by Marx, with the next two installments completed by Engels and published in English in 1907 and 1909. Other than the title page, the text of the 1889 Appleton edition is identical to the first British edition (London: Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1887) and was bound from sheets printed in the U.K., but was issued in one volume rather than two. For this edition, the British firm printed and sold 500 sets of sheets to Appleton & Co., marking the first time that an American firm was listed as a publisher on the printed sheets. Note that in 1887, about half of the 500 copies of the first British edition were exported and bound in the United States, but the sheets were not printed with credit to the two American distributors (though both firms did make later alterations to advertise their involvement).[1] The next appearance of the book in America came a full twenty months after the Appleton edition (New York: The Humboldt Publishing Company, 1890). Though the Humboldt edition was the earliest to be physically printed in the United States, the text was an unauthorized piracy of the Moore-Aveling translation.[1] The Humboldt edition was issued in serialized wrappers from September to October in 1890, and then in cloth by November of that year at the latest (~5,000 copies were ultimately printed).[1,5-8] Condition and Description : Thick octavo, publisher's ochre cloth stamped in gilt and blind, pale-yellow endpapers, 816 pp. Boards soiled, with some rubbing and handling wear. Tips bumped and exposed. Gilt still legible. Some stains to the edges of the text block, not intruding upon the text except for in one small instance on the upper part of the final blank. Hinges loose but holding, with splits to the endpapers at the gutters but the webbing remains intact (a common fault given the considerable weight and thickness of the text block). The text itself remains firmly bound, with all pages attached. Tanning to the first two blanks from something that had been laid in. Previous owner's name in ink to the third blank page (Louis Walldorf, a member of the Socialist Labor Party in the 1890s). No other writing or underlining. A few scattered instances of light foxing and finger smudging. Without any restoration or repair. An 1899 card from The Labor Lyceum, a socialist organization based in Rochester, N.Y., is laid in. The card advertises an event ("The 'People's Parliament'") consisting of a series of lectures and open debates concerning questions "vital.to the working people." The card, in addition to ownership by a member of the Socialist Labor Party, reflects the use of this copy in the American socialist movement in the late nineteenth century. Provenance: Louis Walldorf (b. 1832), a German immigrant, watchmaker, and socialist political activist. In March of 1892, Walldorf was nominated by his ward to be an executive board member of The Socialist Labor (SLP) party in Rochester, N.Y., where he resided. Walldorf remained a resident of Rochester throughout the 1890s. 1. "Karl Marx, Capital, First American Editions." Article issued by the Karl Marx Library in Luxembourg 2. The Publisher's Weekly, 1888 (Dec 29). Vol 34, 26 3. The Publisher's Weekly, 1889 (Jan 12). Vol 35, 2 4. The Daily Inter Ocean, 1889 (Jan 12) 5. The Humboldt Library of Science issues of Marx's The Capital (135-138). Parts were dated Sep 1, Sep 15, Oct 1, and Oct 15 of 1890. 6. Copies in wrappers were reprinted monthly from January to April 1891 7. The Nation, 1890 (November 6), Vol 51, 1323 8. The Nation, 1890 (November 12), Vol 51, 1324.…

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Capital (Das Kapital) A Critical Analysis of Capitalist Production
Auteur
Karl Marx
Éditeur
Appleton & Co., New York
Année de publication
1889
État de l'article
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