You could try Chegg or Abebooks, hon.
You could try Chegg or Abebooks, hon.
Abebooks has apparently been a subsidiary of Amazon since 2008 (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AbeBooks). You almost had me there... Chegg only has a new "abridged" version, which, if intended for use in schools or colleges, is probably about 300 pages of foreword explaining how that wasn't real communism, and about 15 heavily edited pages of the original work. I'm not trying to sound ungrateful, I appreciate the recommendations, but the search continues.
Abebooks has apparently been a subsidiary of Amazon since 2008 (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AbeBooks). You almost had me there... Chegg only has a new "abridged" version, which, if intended for use in schools or colleges, is probably about 300 pages of foreword explaining how that wasn't real communism, and about 15 heavily edited pages of the original work. I'm not trying to sound ungrateful, I appreciate the recommendations, but the search continues.
I don't think you're ungrateful at all, what you've said is pretty illuminating.
I don't think you're ungrateful at all, what you've said is pretty illuminating.
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