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Marx, Tocqueville, And Race In America: The 'Absolute Democracy' Or 'Defiled Republic',New Nomad Press (VT) The Bottom Line Is CreatingWhile Alexis De Tocqueville Described America As The 'Absolute Democracy,' Karl Marx Saw The Nation As A 'Defiled Republic' So Long As It Permitted The Enslavement Of Blacks. In This Insightful Political History, Nimtz Argues That Marx And His Partner, Frederick Engels, Had A Far More Acute And Insightful Reading Of American Democracy Than Tocqueville Because They Recognized That The Overthrow Of Slavery And The Cessation Of Racial Oppression Were
