It is divided into four sections, each covering different aspects of communism in relation to other parties, as well as criticisms of society and industrial capitalism as a whole. The reason why they wrote this document was the members of the “Communist League” who had hired them to do so, as well as their personal opinions, since they themselves had joined this radical group and were also activists. After the manifesto's publication, its highly influential properties and propagandistic aspects served to form the basis for the Marxist movement. It criticizes previous literary works based on socialism creating credibility in and of itself. The Condition of the Working Class in England could be called an observational argumentative essay. It was written in a way that made a descriptive connection to the problems at hand and was therefore more persuasive and personal in the solution offered. Historically, this book is considered by many to be one of the most important studies of Victorian England