Should we consider the Communist Manifesto to be part of the Age of Revolutions?

Question

Please tell me why AND why not. Thank you!

Answer 1

One simple argument for it as a revolutionary work would be the advent of ideas it produced, as well as the individuals it influence. One argument against would be that Marxist ideas were not put into practice until decades after the widespread publication of The Manifesto. Ex: The Russian Revolution took place sixty years following Marx

Answer 2

Yes, because the year of its publication, 1848, was the end of a string of political revolutions influenced by Enlightenment philosophy and the economic dislocation of the Industrial Revolution, and No, because the other revolutions were national attempts to replace the control of a state by one party with the control of the same state by another party, whereas the Communist Manifesto envisioned "the withering away of the state" and the end of nation-states.