Moses Hess - Works By Hess

Works By Hess

  • Holy History of Mankind (1837)
  • European Triarchy (1841)
  • On the Monetary System (1845) could this title be "On the Essence of Money see art and English trans in: Julius Kovesi, "Values and Evaluations", (Peter Lang, New York, 1998, American University Studies, ser V, vol 183) p. 127-207}
  • Communist Confession of Faith (1846), London (do not confuse with Draft of a Communist Confession of Faith authored mainly by Engels and with minor help of League of the Just/Communist League leaders Wilhelm Wolff and Karl Schapper)
  • Consequences of a Revolution of the Proletariat (1847)
  • Rome and Jerusalem Leipzig: Eduard Mengler (1862)
  • Letters on the Mission of Israel (1864)
  • High Finance and the Empire (1869)
  • Les Collectivistes et les Communistes (1869)
  • The Dynamic Theory of Matter (1877)

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