Chicago. 1982. 423p.
A realistic appreciation of the nature of Communism necessitates both an academic knowledge of its philosophical principles and a practical contact with the application of Marxist theory in the lives of people living in Communist-controlled stntes.
This writer owes a real debt of gratitude to so many who contributed so unselfishly to his academic and practical understanding of Communism. Specifically, the following merit explicit mention:
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, recently deceased, whose friendship is of happy memory and who, more than forty years ago, urged me to make Marxism the field of study for my doctoral degree and whose constant and ardent praise of my endeavors encouraged me over the years to continue my research and writings on Communism.
