Contents

  1. Preface
  2. 1. F. Engels. Revolution and Counter- Revolution in Germany
    1. I. Germany at the Outbreak of the Revolution
    2. II. The Prussian State
    3. III. The Other German States
    4. IV. Austria
    5. V. The Vienna Insurrection
    6. VI. The Berlin Insurrection
    7. VII. The Frankfort National Assembly
    8. VIII. Poles, Tschechs and Germans
    9. IX. Panslavism. The Schleswig- Holstein War
    10. X. The Paris Rising. The Frankfort Assembly
    11. XI. The Vienna Insurrection
    12. XII. The Storming of Vienna. The Betrayal of Vienna
    13. XIII. The Prussian Constituent Assembly. The National Assembly
    14. XIV. The Restoration of Order. Diet and Chambers
    15. XV. The Triumph of Prussia
    16. XVI. The National Assembly and the Governments
    17. XVII. Insurrection
    18. XVIII. Petty Traders
    19. XIX. The Close of the Insurrection
  3. 2. K. Marx. Statement and Accompanying Letter to the Editorial Board of the Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung. October 4,1851
  4. 3. K. Marx. The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
    5. V
    6. VI.
    7. VII
  5. 4. F. Engels. England
    1. I
    2. II
  6. 5. K. Marx and F. Engels. To the Editor of The Times
  7. 6. F. Engels. Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively Inactive in December Last
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
  8. 7. K. Marx. Statement Sent to the Editorial Board of the Kölnische Zeitung
  9. 8. K. Marx. General Klapka
  10. 9. K. Marx and F. Engels. The Great Men of the Exile
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
    5. V
    6. VI
    7. VII. Gustav and the Colony of Renunciation
    8. VIII
    9. IX
    10. X
    11. XI
    12. XII
    13. XIII
    14. XIV
    15. XV
  11. 10. K. Marx. The Elections in England. - Tories and Whigs
  12. 11. K. Marx. The Chartists
  13. 12. K. Marx. Corruption at Elections
  14. 13. K. Marx. Result of the Elections
  15. 14. K. Marx. Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth. - League with Louis Napoleon. - Palmerston
  16. 15. K. Marx. Pauperism and Free Trade. - The Approaching Commercial Crisis
  17. 16. K. Marx. Political Consequences of the Commençai Excitement
  18. 17. K. Marx. Political Parties and Prospects
  19. 18. K. Marx. Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party
  20. 19. K. Marx and F. Engels. Public Statement to the Editors of the English Press
  21. 20. K. Marx. The Trials at Cologne. To the Editor of The Morning Advertiser
  22. 21. K. Marx. Kossuth, Mazzini, and Louis Napoleon
  23. 22. K. Marx and F. Engels. A Final Declaration on the Late Cologne Trials
  24. 23. F. Engels. The Late Trial at Cologne
  25. 24. K. Marx. Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne
    1. I. Preliminaries
    2. II. The Dietz Archive
    3. III. The Cherval Plot
    4. IV. The Original Minute- Book
    5. V. The Letter Accompanying the Red Cathechism
    6. VI. The Willich- Schapper Group
    7. VII. Judgment
  26. 25. K. Marx. Parliament. - Vote of November 26. - Disraeli's Budget
  27. 26. K. Marx. A Reply to Kossuth's " Secretary"
  28. 27. K. Marx. The Defeat of the Ministry
  29. 28. K. Marx. A Superannuated Administration. - Prospects of the Coalition Ministry, & c
  30. 29. K. Marx. Political Prospects. - Commercial Prosperity. - Case of Starvation
  31. 30. K. Marx. Elections. - Financial Clouds. - The Duchess of Suther land and Slavery
  32. 31. K. Marx. Capital Punishment.- Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet.- Regulations of the Bank of England
  33. 32. K. Marx. Defense. - Finances. - Decrease of the Aristocracy. - Politics
  34. 33. K. Marx. The Italian Insurrection. - British Politics
  35. 34. K. Marx. The Attack on Francis Joseph. - The Milan Riot. - British Politics. - Disraeli's Speech. - Napoleon's Will
  36. 35. K. Marx. Parliamentary Debates. - The Clergy Against Social ism. - Starvation
  37. 36. K. Marx. Forced Emigration. - Kossuth and Mazzini. - The Refugee Question. - Election Bribery in England. - Mr. Cobden
  38. 37. K. Marx. Kossuth and Mazzini. - Intrigues of the Prussian Government. - Austro- Prussian Commercial Treaty - The Times and the Refugees
  39. 38. F. Engels. Critical Review of Proudhon's Book Idée générale de la Révolution au XIX- e siècle
  40. Appendices
    1. 39. E. Jones. A Letter to the Advocates of the Co- operative Principle, and to the Members of Co- operative Societies
    2. 40. E. Jones. Co- operation. What It Is, and What It Ought To Be
    3. 41. List of Documents Despatched to Cologne during the Communist Trial
    4. 42. G. Eccarius. A Review of the Literature on the Coup d'État
      1. Preliminaries
      2. No. 1
      3. No. 2
      4. No. 3
      5. No. 4
      6. No. 5
      7. No. 6
      8. No. 7
      9. No. 8
    5. 43. Appeal for Support of the Men Sentenced in Cologne
    6. 44. Appeal for Support of the Representatives of the Proletariat Sentenced in Cologne, and Their Families
  41. Notes and Indexes
    1. Notes
    2. Name Index
    3. Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature
    4. Index of Periodicals
    5. Subject Index