Marx Publishes Capital
1867
The first volume of Karl Marx's gigantic economic work appeared in Hamburg after twenty years of reading in the British Museum. It was dense, German, and nearly unreadable. It sold slowly. But it gave the workers' movement a theory to fight with, and transformed socialism from a sentimental dream into something that sounded like science.
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