This book is a collection of letters and diary entries from the German philosopher Arnold Ruge. Ruge was an influential figure in the Young Hegelian movement and was a friend and correspondent of Karl Marx. This collection offers a glimpse into Ruge's personal opinions and intellectual development, as well as the cultural and political climate of 19th-century Europe.

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