This passage comes from Volume 1 of "German Ideology" co-authored by Marx and Engels: The Leipzig Synod - 3. St. Max, see Volume 3 of "The Complete Works of Marx and Engels", People's Publishing House, 1960 Annual edition, page 329.

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