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Engels seems pretty pissed in chapter 43:
(Since the above third case was not elaborated in the manuscript - there is only the title- it remained the task of the editor to complete this as best he could. Besides this, he also has to draw the resulting general conclusions from the overall investigation of differential rent II in its three major and nine subordinate cases. For this purpose, however, the examples given in the manuscript are of little help.
Yeah I've grown to appreciate him more through this reading, he really did a lot to try and make this readable.
So, what to do with reading the tables about rent, because I don't get it...
I mean the cheat-way to read it is to skip them and then read Engels explaining what they illustrate, referring back to them to confirm what he's saying. Mostly he is illustrating pretty mundane observations about how rents respond to different conditions.
NGL I think the book might end on a bit of a lull, I'm not sure how compelling I should find the rent stuff either.
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