The Long
Insurgency

The Modern Prince and Other Writings

Antonio Gramsci

1957 (London, Lawrence & Wishart); original first edition not collated · Book

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Editions

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

Notes from Louis Marks

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The Modern Prince and Other Writings . Antonio Gramsci, The Modern Prince and Other Writings, translated and introduced by Louis Marks (London: Lawrence & Wishart, 1957). Text inspected in Foreign Languages Press reprint (Paris, 2021), contents; introductions, pp. 1–9 and 47–50; “The Southern Question,” pp. 21–45, checked through the identified CUNY transcription; selected prison passages, pp. 51–54, 111–112, 119–120, 127–129. The wording policy is p. 50. Marks’s introduction is primary evidence for his interpretation, not an independent source for all Gramsci biography. The later reprint has fresh pagination. The 1957 original itself has not been collated here.

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The Modern Prince and Other Writings . The Modern Prince, International Publishers, New York, third printing, 1968, front matter, transcribed at CUNY Manifold . Credits Marks’s translation and introductions, the institute’s approval, and copyright 1957. This is evidence from the identified later printing, not inspection of a 1957 New York edition.