Karl Marx, Frederick Engels Volume 27, Engels, 1890-95

Contents......Page 4
Preface......Page 12
1. The Elections of 1890 in Germany......Page 30
2. What Now?......Page 34
 I......Page 40
 II......Page 48
 III......Page 56
4. On Anti-Semitism......Page 77
5. Preface to the Fourth German Edition ( 1890) of the Manifesto of the Communist Party......Page 80
6. May 4 in London......Page 88
7. Draft of a Reply to the Editors of the Sächsische Arbeiter- Zeitung......Page 94
8. Reply to the Editors of the Sächsische Arbeiter- Zeitung......Page 96
9. The International Workers' Congress of 1891......Page 99
10. Farewell Letter to the Readers of the Sozialdemokrat......Page 103
11. Reply to Mr. Paul Ernst......Page 107
12. To the Editors of the Berliner Volksblatt......Page 113
13. To the National Council of the French Workers' Party......Page 114
14. To the Editors of the Arbeiter- Wochen- Chronik and Népszava in Budapest......Page 116
15. To the Members of the Executive of the Communist German Workers' Educational Society......Page 118
16. Preface to Karl Marx's Critique of the Gotha Programme......Page 119
17. In the Case of Brentano Versus Marx. Regarding Alleged Falsification of Quotation. The Story and Documents......Page 122
 Documents......Page 159
 IL Brentano and Marx......Page 162
 III. Sedley Taylor and Eleanor Marx......Page 182
 IV. Engels and Brentano......Page 191
 1......Page 126
 II......Page 130
 III......Page 133
 IV......Page 137
 V......Page 140
 VI......Page 145
 VII......Page 149
18. Greetings to the French Workers on the 20th Anniversary of the Paris Commune......Page 204
19. Introduction to Karl Marx's The Civil War in France......Page 206
20. Re: the Spanish Edition of Karl Marx's The Poverty of Philosophy......Page 219
21. To the Committee for the International Meeting for the Claims of Labour......Page 220
22. Introduction to Karl Marx's Wage Labour and Capital (1891 edition)......Page 221
23. Preface to the Fourth Edition of Socialism: Utopian and Scientific......Page 229
24. To the Early History of the Family ( Bachofen, McLennan, Morgan)......Page 230
25. Message of Greetings to the Second Austrian Party Congress......Page 242
26. A Critique of the Draft Social- Democratic Programme of 1891......Page 244
 I. Preamble in Ten Paragraphs......Page 246
 II. Political Demands......Page 252
 III. Economic Demands......Page 257
 Appendix to Section I......Page 258
 The Situation in Europe......Page 260
28. Socialism in Germany......Page 262
 I......Page 264
 II......Page 268
29. To the Editors of the Volksfreund......Page 278
30. The Covering Letter to the Statement to the Editor, Daily Chronicle Office......Page 279
31. The Late Madam Karl Marx......Page 280
32. To the Choir Club of the Communist German Workers' Educational Society. Tottenham Street......Page 281
33. To the Committee of the Communist German Workers' Educational Society......Page 283
34. Preface to the 1892 English Edition of The Condition of the Working- Class in England in 1844......Page 284
35. Reply to the Honourable Giovanni Bovio......Page 297
36. Preface to the Polish Edition ( 1892) of the Manifesto of the Communist Party......Page 300
37. Greetings to the French Workers on the Occasion of the 21st Anniversary of the Paris Commune......Page 302
38. Preface to the Second German Edition of Karl Marx's The Poverty of Philosophy......Page 304
39. Introduction to the English Edition ( 1892) of Socialism: Utopian and Scientific......Page 305
40. To the Third Austrian Party Congress in Vienna......Page 330
41. Carl Schorlemmer......Page 331
42. Preface to the Second German Edition ( 1892) of The Condition of the Working- Class in England......Page 334
43. On Certain Peculiarities in England's Economic and Political Development......Page 351
44. To the National Council of the Socialist Workers' Party of Spain......Page 353
45. Addenda to the Biography......Page 355
46. The American Presidential Election......Page 356
47. Marx , Heinrich Karl......Page 359
48. To the Editors of the Berliner Volks- Tribüne......Page 371
49. Letter to a Member of the Committee of the Communist German Workers' Educational Society......Page 374
50. A Newly- Discovered Case of Group Marriage......Page 375
51. To the Workers' Educational Association of Vienna......Page 379
52. To the Executive Committee of the Social- Democratic Party of Hungary......Page 380
53. On the Latest Caper of the Paris Police......Page 381
 I......Page 383
 II......Page 385
 III......Page 387
55. To the Italian Reader......Page 392
56. Can Europe Disarm?......Page 394
Foreword......Page 398
 I......Page 399
 II......Page 401
 III......Page 404
 IV......Page 408
 V......Page 410
 VI......Page 413
 VII......Page 415
 VIII......Page 417
57. To the German Workers on May Day 1893......Page 421
58. To the Austrian Workers on May Day 1893......Page 423
59. For the Czech Comrades on Their May Day Celebration......Page 425
60. Nonetheless......Page 426
61. To the Spanish Workers on May Day 1893......Page 427
62. To the Editorial Board of the Bulgarian Magazine Sotsial- Demokrat......Page 429
63. To Czech Social Democrats......Page 430
64. Closing Speech at the International Socialist Workers' Congress in Zurich. August 12, 1893......Page 431
65. Speech at a Social- Democratic Meeting in Vienna on September 14, 1893......Page 433
66. To Czech Socialist Workers. To the Editorial Board of the Sociâlny Demokrat in Prague......Page 435
67. Speech at a Social- Democratic Meeting in Berlin on September 22, 1893......Page 436
68. To the Cologne Congress of the Social- Democratic Party of Germany......Page 438
69. To the German Workers' Educational Society in London......Page 439
70. To the International Congress of Socialist Students......Page 440
71. Preface to the Pamphlet Internationales aus dem "Volksstaat" ( 1871- 75)......Page 441
72. Introductory Note ( 1894) to The Bakuninists at Work......Page 446
73. Afterword ( 1894) to "On Social Relations in Russia"......Page 448
74. The Third Volume of Karl Marx's Capital......Page 461
75. On the Contents of the Third Volume of Capital......Page 462
76. The Future Italian Revolution and the Socialist Party......Page 464
77. To the National Council of the French Workers' Party on the Occasion of the 23rd Anniversary of the Paris Commune......Page 468
78. To the Fourth Austrian Party Congress......Page 469
79. To the Executive of the Social- Democratic Party of Hungary on the Third Party Congress......Page 470
80. On the History of Early Christianity......Page 472
 1......Page 474
 II......Page 479
 III......Page 487
81. To the English Socialist and Working Men's Organisations......Page 497
82. To the Third Congress of the Socialist Party of the Italian Working People......Page 499
83. Greetings to the Socialists of Sicily......Page 501
84. Conditions for a Loan for the Founding of the Daily Arbeiter- Zeitung 47b 85. International Socialism and Italian Socialism......Page 504
86. Letter to the Editors of the Vorwärts......Page 506
87. The Peasant Question in France and Germany......Page 508
 I......Page 512
 II......Page 521
88. On the Fourth Volume of Karl Marx's Capital......Page 530
89. To the German Workers' Educational Society in London......Page 531
90. Message of Greetings to the Austrian Workers on the Daily Publication of the Arbeiter- Zeitung......Page 532
91. Introduction to Karl Marx's The Class Struggles in France 1848-50 (1895)......Page 533
92. To the Executive of the German Workers' Educational Society in London......Page 552
93. To the Committee of the Independent Labour Party......Page 553
 1. An Old Friend of Labour......Page 556
 2. Engels, Frederick......Page 557
 3. Interview of Frederick Engels by the Correspondent of L'Eclair on April 1, 1892......Page 560
 4. Biographical Article on Engels......Page 566
 5. Record of Frederick Engels' Speech at a Meeting to Commemorate the Paris Commune......Page 568
 6. Message of May Day Greetings to the Austrian Workers. 1893......Page 569
 7. Interview of Frederick Engels by the Correspondent of Le Figaro on May 11, 1893......Page 570
 8. Interview of Frederick Engels by the Daily Chronicle Correspondent at the End of June 1893......Page 576
 Notes......Page 584
 Name Index......Page 664
 Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature......Page 686
 Index of Periodicals......Page 704
 Subject Index......Page 709
 Glossary of Geographical Names......Page 726
 Title page of the German edition ( 1890) of the Manifesto of the Communist Party......Page 82
 First page of F. Engels' manuscript A Critique of the Draft Social- Democratic Programme of 1891......Page 248
 Half- title of the English edition of Socialism: Utopian and Scientific presented by Engels to F. A. Sorge......Page 306
 Title page of the English edition of Socialism: Utopian and Scientific......Page 307
 Title page of the English edition of The Condition of the Working- Class in England in 1844......Page 336
 Reverse of the title page of The Condition of the Working- Class in England in 1844 presented by Engels to Eleanor Marx- Aveling......Page 337
 List of K. Marx's works drawn up by F. Engels......Page 360
 List of F. Engels' works drawn up by himself......Page 364
 List of F. Engels' works drawn up by himself ( continued)......Page 365
 Title page of the Italian edition of the Manifesto of the Communist Party presented to Engels by F. Turati......Page 390
 Title page of the pamphlet Can Europe Disarm?......Page 396
 Cover of Internationales aus dem " Volksstaat" ( 1871- 75)......Page 442
 Title page of Internationales aus dem "Volksstaat" ( 1871- 75) presented by Engels to Dr. Rudolf Meyer......Page 443