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| A champion of workers’ rights, he barely ever kept a job. After getting his doctorate, he began revolutionary writing, which often got him and hid family kicked out of every country they settled in including: Prussia, France, and Belgium. In his Communist Manifesto, he called for worker to rise against their oppressors, believing it would lead to a classless society. He wrote Das Kapital, another communist book, while working at the British Museum. Who Could It Be?
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