(The witness confers with his counsel.)
Mr. Dennett. I have another one here of a little older one who was 21 years of age at that time. Without going through all of the preliminaries, there are certain details here that are of some concern. And this is in that student’s own handwriting.
I asked what is the most benefit he received from the class, and his answer is:
“Why the present system cannot stand up.”
I asked what his understanding of materialist conception of history was, and he said:
“Taking a scientific attitude.”
I asked him if he understood surplus value, and his answer is:
“Is the amount of the value left after the laborer’s wages are paid.”
I asked him if he understood the class struggle, and he said:
“It is a struggle for the needs of the working class.”