[Marxism] ...occupants of capitalist situations...

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Greetings, everyone.

I am in search of a specific reference, and or passage from Marx and call upon 
folks on this list to indulge me (please)

As some of you may know I am in the final stage of redrafting my doctoral 
dissertation and came across the following passage online 

STARTS: Marx held, for example, that the occupants of capitalist situations 
form a distinct social stratum because they circulate freely around the 
different forms of capital, because they are involved in extensive networks of 
intermarriage, and because their children are able to inherit accumulated 
capital and to enjoy the advantaged life chances that it generates. In the same 
way, he saw occupants of proletarian situations as forming a separate social 
stratum because they move from one type of work to another similar type, and 
from work to unemployment, they marry other workers, and their children have no 
choice but to try to enter paid employment. ENDS


Now comes the indulge me part: Does anyone on the list know where I can find 
the SPECIFIC reference to this in Marx. 

I will, of course, confirm the source and citation ... I just don't know where 
to start. 

Kind regards

Ismail
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