MECW Vol. 19

Writings from 1861–64 on the US Civil War, political economy, European policy, colonialism, labour, and national liberation, with documents on Marx’s Prussian citizenship.

Source: Lawrence & Wishart

Contents

83 chapters

• Colophon
• Contents
• Preface
• 1. F. Engels. German Movements
• 2. K. Marx. The American Question in England
• 3. K. Marx. The British Cotton Trade
• 4. K. Marx. The London Times and Lord Palmerston
• 5. K. Marx. The London Times on the Orleans Princes in America
• 6. K. Marx. The North American Civil War
• 7. K. Marx. The Civil War in the United States
• 8. K. Marx. The Crisis in England
• 9. K. Marx. British Commerce
• 10. K. Marx. Economic Notes
• 11. K. Marx. Intervention in Mexico
• 12. K. Marx. The Intervention in Mexico
• 13. K. Marx. Monsieur Fould
• 14. K. Marx. France's Financial Situation
• 15. K. Marx. The Dismissal of Fremont
• 16. K. Marx. The Trent Case
• 17. K. Marx. The Anglo-American Conflict
• 18. K. Marx. The News and Its Effect in London
• 19. K. Marx. The Principal Actors in the Trent Drama
• 20. K. Marx. Controversy over the Trent Case
• 21. K. Marx. Progress of Feeling in England
• 22. K. Marx. The Crisis over the Slavery Issue 1
• 23. K. Marx. American Matters !
• 24. K. Marx. A Slander Trial
• 25. K. Marx. The Washington Cabinet and the Western Powers
• 26. K. Marx. The Opinion of the Newspapers and the Opinion of the People
• 27. K. Marx. French News Humbug. - Economic Consequences of War
• 28. K. Marx. A Pro-America Meeting
• 29. K. Marx. English Public Opinion
• 30. K. Marx. More on Seward's Suppressed Dispatch
• 31. K. Marx. A Coup d'État by Lord John Russell
• 32. K. Marx. Statistical Observations on the Railway System
• 33. K. Marx. A London Workers' Meeting
• 34. K. Marx. Anti-Intervention Feeling
• 35. K. Marx. On the Cotton Crisis
• 36. K. Marx. English
• 37. K. Marx. The Parliamentary Debate on the Address
• 38. K. Marx. The Mexican Imbroglio
• 39. K. Marx. American Affairs
• 40. K. Marx. The Secessionists’ Friends in the Lower House.—Recognition of the American Blockade
• 41. K. Marx and F. Engels. The American Civil War
• 42. K. Marx. An International Affaire Mirés
• 43. K. Marx. The English Press and the Fall of New Orleans
• 44. K. Marx. A Treaty Against the Slave Trade
• 45. K. Marx and F. Engels. The Situation in the American Theatre of War
• 46. K. Marx. English Humanity and America
• 47. F. Engels. The American Civil War and the Ironclads and Rams '.
• 48. K. Marx. Chinese Affairs
• 49. K. Marx. A Scandal
• 50. K. Marx. A Suppressed Debate on Mexico and the Alliance with France
• 51. K. Marx. A Criticism of American Affairs
• 52. K. Marx. Russell's Protest Against American Rudeness. -The Rise in the Price of Grain. - On the Situation in Italy
• 53. K. Marx. Abolitionist Demonstrations in America
• 54. K. Marx. A Meeting for Garibaldi
• 55. K. Marx. Workers' Distress in England
• 56. K. Marx. A Note on the Amnesty
• 57. K. Marx. Garibaldi Meetings. - The Distressed Condition of Cotton Workers
• 58. K. Marx. Comments on the North American Events
• 59. K. Marx. Bread Manufacture
• 60. K. Marx. The Situation in North America
• 61. K. Marx. Symptoms of Disintegration in the Southern Confederacy
• 62. K. Marx. The Election Results in the Northern States
• 63. K. Marx. The Dismissal of McClellan
• 64. K. Marx. English Neutrality. - The Situation in the Southern States
• 65. K. Marx. Letter to the Editors of the Berliner Reform
• 66. F. Engels. Kinglake on the Battle of the Alma
• 67. F. Engels. Artillery News from America
• 68. K. Marx. Proclamation on Poland by the German Workers' Educational Society in London
• 69. F. Engels. The English Army
• 70. F. Engels. The Strength of the Armies in Schleswig
• 71. K. Marx and F. Engels. Obituary
• 72. F. Engels. England's Fighting Forces as against Germany
• FROM THE PREPARATORY MATERIALS
• Appendices
• NOTES AND INDEXES
• Notes
• Name Index
• Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature
• Index of Periodicals
• Subject Index