Friedrich Albert Lange (1828-1875) was a German philosopher and economist known for his work in philosophy and social policy. His work, The Work Question, Its Meaning in the Present and Future (originally titled Die Arbeiterfrage), was first published in 1865 and is devoted to the analysis of the socio-economic problems of the working class. In 1892, a Russian translation of this work was published in St. Petersburg, made by A. L. Blek, with a foreword by R. I. Sementovsky. The book was published by F. F. Pavlenkov and printed in the press of the newspaper "Novosti" at the Ekaterininsky Canal, No. 113. The volume of the publication is [4], II, VI, 323 pages. The contents of the book cover the following chapters: The struggle for existence. Fighting for a privileged position. About happiness. standard of well-being. Capital and labor. Private property, inheritance rights and land rent. On the solution of the working issue. In these chapters, Lange examines various aspects of socio-economic relations, analyzes the causes and consequences of inequality, and suggests possible solutions to problems related to the position of the working class. The book is of interest to historians, economists, and social scientists studying the development of socio-economic thinking and the working movement in the XIX century. There are stamps of libraries