A History of Socialist Thought Volume II: Marxism and Anarchism 1850-1890

Preface
The Principal Characters
CHAP.
I. Introductory : Socialism after 1848
II. German Socialism in the 1850s — Rodbertus
and Marlo
III. The Dawn of Socialism in Russia— Belinsky,
Herzen, and Chernyshevsky
IV. Belgian Socialism in the 1850s—Colins,
Kats, and De Keyser
V. Lassalle
VI. The First International in the 'Sixties
VII. The Paris Commune
VIII. Decline and Fall of the First International
IX. Bakunin
X. German Socialism after Lassalle—' Christian
Socialists ' and ' State Socialists '—
the Kultvrkampf and the Anti-Socialist
Laws
XI. Marx and Engels—Das Kapital and Anti-
DijHRINO
XII. Anarchists and Anarchist-Communists—
Kropotkin
XIII. American Socialism in the Second Half of
the Nineteenth Century—Henry George
and Daniel De Leon
XIV. The Revival of British Socialism—William
Morris
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XV. Socialism in the Early 1890s. Conclusion 425
Select Bibliography 445
Index of Names 465
Index 473