LCW Vol. 25

Contents

112 chapters

• Title page
• Source and provenance
• Preface by Progress Publishers
• First All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies
• Economic Dislocation and the Proletariat’s Struggle Against It
• The Thousand and First Lie of the Capitalists
• The Diehards of June 3 Favour an Immediate Offensive
• An Alliance to Stop the Revolution
• Gratitude
• Is There a Way to a Just Peace?
• The Enemies of the People
• Note
• ’The Great Withdrawal’
• The Use of Sticking to the Point in Polemics
• An Epidemic of Credulity
• A Bird in the Hand or Two in the Bush
• Introduction of Socialism or Exposure of Plunder of the State?
• Confused and Frightened
• Insinuations
• ’Rumours Agitating the Population’
• A Riddle
• Draft Statement by the C.C. R.S.D.L.P.(B.) and the Bureau of the Bolshevik Group to the All-Russia Congress of Soviets Regarding the Ban on the Demonstration
• Speech on the Cancellation of the Demonstration, Delivered at a Meeting of the Petrograd Committee of the R.S.D.L.P.(B.), June 11 (24), 1917
• The Turning-Point
• Letter to the Editor
• The Foreign Policy of the Russian Revolution
• A Contradictory Stand
• The Ukraine
• The Class Origins of Present-Day and ’Future’ Cavaignacs
• How to Fight Counter-Revolution
• The Ukraine and the Defeat of the Ruling Parties of Russia
• Prosecute Rodzyanko and Junkovsky for Concealing an Agent Provocateur!
• Strange Misquotations
• Ruling and Responsible Parties
• Another Commission
• The Eighteenth of June
• The Revolution, the Offensive, and Our Party
• In What Way Do You Socialist-Revolutionary and Menshevik Gentlemen Differ From Plekhanov?
• How Rodzyanko is Trying to Justify Himself
• To What State Have the Socialist-Revolutionaries and the Mensheviks Brought the Revolution?
• Can ’Jacobinism’ Frighten the Working Class?
• The Need for an Agricultural Labourers’ Union in Russia
• A Disorderly Revolution
• A Class Shift
• Miracles of Revolutionary Energy
• Phrases and Facts
• How the Capitalists Conceal Their Profits
• Crisis Is Approaching, Dislocation Is Increasing
• Just How Is It To Be Done?
• How and Why the Peasants Were Deceived
• Who Is Responsible?
• What Could the Cadets Have Counted On When They Withdrew from the Cabinet?
• All Power to the Soviets!
• Where Is State Power and Where Is Counter-Revolution?
• Foul Slander by Ultra-Reactionary Newspapers and Alexinsky
• Slander and Facts
• Close to the Truth
• A New Dreyfus Case?
• Appeal of the Executive Commission of the Petrograd Committee of the R.S.D.L.P.(B.)
• Dreyfusiad
• In Refutation of Sinister Rumours
• Three Crises
• The Question of the Bolshevik Leaders Appearing in Court
• The Political Situation
• Letter to the Editors of Novaya Zhizn
• Letter to the Editors of Proletarskoye Dyelo
• On Slogans
• Our Thanks to Prince G. Y. Lvov
• Constitutional Illusions
• An Answer
• The Beginning of Bonapartism
• Lessons of the Revolution
• Kamenev’s Speech in the C.E.C. on the Stockholm Conference
• Rumours of a Conspiracy
• They Do Not See the Wood for the Trees
• Political Blackmail
• Paper Resolutions
• The Stockholm Conference
• From a Publicist’s Diary (Peasants and Workers)
• Slanderers
• To the Central Committee of the R.S.D.L.P.
• From a Publicist’s Diary
• Concerning the Party Programme
• On Zimmerwald
• Violations of Democracy in Mass Organisations
• On Compromises
• Draft Resolution on the Present Political Situation
• The Impending Catastrophe and How to Combat It
• Famine Is Approaching
• Complete Government Inactivity
• Control Measures Are Known To All and Easy To Take
• Nationalisation of the Banks
• Nationalisation of the Syndicates
• Abolition of Commercial Secrecy
• Compulsory Association
• Regulation of Consumption
• Government Disruption of the Work of the Democratic Organisations
• Financial Collapse and Measures To Combat It
• Can We Go Forward If We Fear To Advance Towards Socialism?
• The Struggle Against Economic Chaos—and the War
• The Revolutionary Democrats and the Revolutionary Proletariat
• One of the Fundamental Questions of the Revolution
• How to Guarantee the Success of the Constituent Assembly
• The State and Revolution
• The State and Revolution Preface
• The State and Revolution — Chapter 1
• The State and Revolution — Chapter 2
• The State and Revolution - Chapter 3
• The State and Revolution — Chapter 4
• The State and Revolution — Chapter 5
• The State and Revolution - Chapter 6
• Postscript to The State and Revolution