Toward the end of a distinguished scholarly career in the field of
political science, Alfred G. Meyer wrote two books that were never
published. The first was a biography of Friedrich Engels and the
second was a memoir that looked back on his life and career. Both
manuscripts were lively and entertaining, full of sharply drawn,
humorous observations of the people he met during his life, and
dominated by his intellectual curiosity. This volume merges the two
manuscripts, by taking the chapters of his memoir that focused on
his career as a political scientist and juxtaposing them with the
Engels biography. The result is a radically new experiment in
portraiture-an intellectual self-portrait of a scholar rendered by
means of the picture he drew of his historical subject.
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