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Paul Lafargue

Writer, journalist, literary critic and revolutionary; also known for being Karl Marx's son-in-law (1842-1911).

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Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition)

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Père Lachaise Cemetery

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Santiago De Cuba

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(4/2/1868 - )

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Literary Critic

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French Section of the Workers' International

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Socialist Party of France

1/15/1842

11/26/1911

Member of Parliament for the North

(10/25/1891 - 10/14/1893)

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: 10/14/1893

International Workingmen's Association

Paul Lafargue

(12/3/1911)

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Crématorium-Columbarium Du Père-Lachaise

: 12/3/1911

Marxists Internet Archive

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The Right to Be Lazy

International Institute of Social History

La Contemporaine

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University of Paris

Charles Étienne Lafargue

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: 4/2/1868

: 1911