If There Were No Frenchwomen, Life Wouldn't

Thus At Every Step We Are Reminded That We By No Means Rule Over Nature Like A Conqueror Over A Foreign People, Like Someone Standing Outside Nature - But That We, With Flesh, Blood And Brain, Belong To Nature, And Exist In Its Midst, And That All Our Mastery Of It Consists In The Fact That We Have The Advantage Over All Other Creatures Of Being Able To Learn Its Laws And Apply Them Correctly.

All History Has Been A History Of Class Struggles, Of Struggles Between Exploited And Exploiting, Between Dominated And Dominating Classes At Various Stages Of Social Development.

The Free Development Of Each Is The Condition For The Free Development Of All.

Just As Darwin Discovered The Law Of Evolution In Organic Nature, So Marx Discovered The Law Of Evolution In Human History; He Discovered The Simple Fact, Hitherto Concealed By An Overgrowth Of Idealogy [sic], That Mankind Must First Of All Eat And Drink, Have Shelter And Clothing, Before It Can Pursue Politics, Science, Religion, Art Etc.

Hegel Was The First To State Correctly The Relation Between Freedom And Necessity. To Him, Freedom Is The Insight Into Necessity.