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and mo  a lutes do not exist but that a  reality     explained by vi­ olent st  le.  rx u  the dialectic to justify the u  of violence to overthrow capita sm and establish Communism.
In 1 7  rx and Engels were instrumental in the formation of the International Commu st Federation, the first or ni d Communist group. Then in 1  they pub shed one of the m t revolution , destructive documents   history: the Com  st M festo.   the M esto Marx  d En ls claimed that  e history of a  hum   ie es up to the pr nt time has  en the  story   the cla  stru l " In other words, they  id that  iety w  divided  tween th  who had wealth and th  who didn't, and that all histo  was the story of the st ggle  tw n th  t   oups. The time had come, Marx and Engels wrote, for the proletariat to overt ow th  in  wer and  i  all  wer  r them lv   w, moral­ ity and religion were to   totally re ct  since they had  en invented by th  in  wer to oppr  the we  The Manifesto ended with th  word   e Communists o nly pr laim that the only way they can achieve their  s is by the violent d truction of the old order of  iety. The ruling c  may well tremble at the thought of a Communist revolu­ tion! The proletarians have nothing to l  in the stru e apart from their chain   ey have a whole world to conquer-workers of the world unite 
 e evil ideas of French Revolutionary li r ism lived again in the Comm t Manifesto, but now they were  ing spread throu out the world  cau  of the abu  of capi ism, Communism was accepted by si ic t num rs   dedicated, active men and women The  people would   t ls in the hands of th  who wanted to overthrow all author­ ity in  iety and concentrate all  wer   their own hand  C istianity now faced a new and deadly enemy and would n d a  its re urces to combat it
Revolution in  ance
Despite the efforts of Mette ich and other traditionalists, the revolu­ tionary ideas spawned in Paris and spread by Na leon t k r t throu ­ out Euro . The first  t-Na leon revolution broke out, not surprisin y, in France it lf.
 ter Waterl , Louis X  Louis x s brother, retu ed to the throne. Louis had fled from France during the Revolution and had not done as much to aid his brother as he  rha  could have, but when he came to the throne he rul  re nably well He was followed by his younger brother, Charles X, who  gan to rule in 18 . Charles was an a 


































































































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