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Address of the Central Committee to the Communist League
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    An ā€œAddress of the Central Committee to the Communist League,ā€ written with Engels in March 1850, urged that in future revolutionary situations they struggle to make the revolution ā€œpermanentā€ by avoiding subservience to the bourgeois party and by setting up ā€œtheir own revolutionary workers’ governmentsā€ alongside…

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