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The Communist Manifesto was originally published in an 1848 pamphlet when the Revolutions of 1848 began. This political document by German philosophers, Karl Max and Friedrich Engels sparked conflict so much that it got popularized as one of the world's most influential political documents. The Communist Manifesto delineates how present-day liberalism gains dominance over almost all the main ideological positions of Communism with regard to its insistence on total equality, irrelevant of hereditary or origin. By this book, those German philosophers conveyed their theories and predicted that how socialism would replace the capitalist society of present. It explains the relationship between the proletarians and bourgeoisie, the Communists and proletarians, and the Communists and other opposition parties.