LCW Vol. 18

Contents

145 chapters

• Title page
• Source and provenance
• Preface by Progress Publishers
• The Fourth Duma Election Campaign and the Tasks of the Revolutionary Social-Democrats
• The Liquidators Against the Party
• In Memory of Herzen
• Landownership in European Russia
• The Trudoviks and the Worker Democrats
• Political Parties in Russia
• A Questionnaire on the Organisations of Big Capital
• The Essence of 'The Agrarian Problem in Russia'
• Some Conclusions to be Drawn from the Pre-Election Mobilisation
• Economic and Political Strikes
• The Problem of Resettlement
• The Revolutionary Upswing
• The Slogans of the All-Russia Conference of the R.S.D.L.P. in January 1912 and the May Day Movement
• The Liquidators Oppose Revolutionary Mass Strikes
• 'Uniters'
• The Nature and Significance of Our Polemics Against the Liberals
• Capitalism and 'Parliament'
• The Elections and the Opposition
• The Significance of the St. Petersburg Elections
• A Comparison of the Stolypin and the Narodnik Agrarian Programmes
• The Situation in the R.S.D.L.P. and the Immediate Tasks of the Party
• A Reply to the Liquidators
• In Switzerland (July 12, 1912)
• Democracy and Narodism in China
• The Italian Socialist Congress
• 'Freedom of Speech' in Russia
• How P. B. Axelrod Exposes the Liquidators
• The Results of Six Months' Work
• The Present Situation in the R.S.D.L.P.
• Original Postscript to the Pamphlet The Present Situation in the R.S.D.L.P.
• Capitalism and Popular Consumption
• Liberals and Clericals
• Cadets and Democrats
• The Liberal Campaign
• Revolts in the Army and Navy
• On the Eve of the Elections to the Fourth Duma
• Can the Slogan 'Freedom of Association' Serve as a Basis for the Working-Class Movement Today?
• Letter to the Swiss Workers
• Questions of Principle
• The Last Valve
• A Little Explanation
• Workers' Earnings and Capitalist Profits in Russia
• The Strike Movement and Wages
• The Working Day in the Factories of Moscow Gubernia
• The Working Day and Working Year in Moscow Gubernia
• In Britain
• Concentration of Production in Russia
• A Career
• To the Secretariat of the International Socialist Bureau
• The Cadets and the Agrarian Question
• A Poor Defence
• The Liquidators and 'Unity'
• A Talk on 'Cadet-Eating'
• The Workers and Pravda
• Before and Now
• The International Congress of Judges
• In Switzerland (August 31, 1912)
• The Priesthood and Politics
• Yet Another Anti-Democratic Campaign
• The Unity of the Cadets and Novoye Vremya
• Concerning N. S. Polyansky's Letter
• The Political Line
• The Successes of the American Workers
• The End of the Italo-Turkish War
• A Game of Chance
• The Priesthood in the Elections, and Elections with the Priesthood
• Mr. Milyukov's 'Position'
• Deputy of the St. Petersburg Workers
• The Balkan Peoples and European Diplomacy
• The Fox and the Hen-Coop
• A Disgraceful Resolution
• Two Utopias
• Debates in Britain on Liberal Labour Policy
• A Cadet Professor
• A New Chapter of World History
• Cadets and Nationalists
• The Horrors of War
• The Cadets and the Big Bourgeoisie
• Truly Russian Morals
• The Platform of the Reformists and the Platform of the Revolutionary Social-Democrats
• The Illegal Party and Legal Work
• The Social Significance of the Serbo-Bulgarian Victories
• Regenerated China
• The Results and Significance of the U.S. Presidential Elections
• The 'Vexed Questions' of Our Party
• Concerning Certain Speeches by Workers' Deputies
• Concerning the Workers' Deputies to the Duma and Their Declaration
• Concerning the Event of November 15
• A Letter to J. V. Stalin (December 11, 1912)
• A Letter to J. V. Stalin (December 6, 1912)
• The Disease of Reformism
• Impoverishment in Capitalist Society
• The Working Class and its 'Parliamentary' Representatives
• The 'Reconciliation' of the Nationalists and Cadets
• The National-Liberals
• On the Attitude to Liquidationism and on Unity
• Notification and Resolutions of the Cracow Meeting of the Central Committee of the R.S.D.L.P. and Party Functionaries
• The British Labour Movement in 1912
• Better Late Than Never
• The Development of Revolutionary Strikes and Street Demonstrations
• Original Postscript to the Article 'The Development of Revolutionary Strikes and Street Demonstrations'
• The Split Among the Polish Social-Democrats
• On Bolshevism
• The Significance of Poincare's Election
• Frankly
• The Briand Cabinet
• Results of the Elections
• Manipulating the Elections
• The New Duma
• Changes Within the June Third System
• What Was the Issue in the Elections?
• The Election Slogans Tested by Experience
• 'End' of the Illusions About the Cadet Party
• Concerning an 'Enormous Danger to the Landownership of the Nobility'
• Covering Up the Defeat
• Experience Teaches
• New Democrats
• On Narodism
• To the Social-Democrats
• In the World of the Azefs
• The Bourgeoisie and Reformism
• Apropos of the Open Party
• Mobilisation of Peasant Lands
• A Word About Strikes
• Russians and Negroes
• A Discovery
• The British Labour Party Conference
• Constitutional Illusions Shattered
• Thank You for Your Frankness
• The Question of Unity
• What Goes On Among the Narodniks and What Goes On in the Countryside
• An Increasing Discrepancy
• Some Results of the 'Land Distribution' Policy
• The Historical Destiny of the Doctrine of Karl Marx
• Big Landlord and Small Peasant Landownership in Russia
• False Notes
• 'The Crux of the Matter'
• Liberal Embellishment of Serfdom
• A 'Scientific' System of Sweating
• Our 'Achievements'
• Agreement or Split?
• 'Spare Cash'