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Foreign Languages Press, Paris, 2021 reprint; selected section also checked against identified CUNY 1968 transcription
2021
International Publishers, New York, third printing 1968, copyright 1957; identified CUNY transcription
1968
Gramsci's 1926 Southern Question essay set out workers' claim to lead through an alliance that addressed peasants' needs.
Read Antonio GramsciSupporting evidence
Some Aspects of the Southern Question, identified 1968 New York printing transcription; reproduced farm-machinery and credit program also checked in Reader 171–172. Gramsci's 1926 Southern Question essay set out workers' claim to lead through an alliance that addressed peasants' needs.
Marks's 1957 English selection presented Gramsci's writings with his own introductions.
Read Louis MarksSupporting evidence
Inspected 2021 reprint, introductions 1–9 and 47–50; identified 1968 New York front-matter credits. Marks's 1957 English selection presented Gramsci's writings with his own introductions.
Louis Marks translated and supplied introductions for The Modern Prince and Other Writings, first published in London in 1957.
Supporting evidence
Inspected 2021 reprint, front matter and introductions 1–9 and 47–50; identified 1968 New York printing front matter. Louis Marks translated and supplied introductions for The Modern Prince and Other Writings, first published in London in 1957.