Contents

1. Preface
2. 1. K. Marx. The Fenian Prisoners at Manchester and the International Working Men's Association
3. 2. K. Marx. The Position of the International on Prussian Protectionist Tariffs
4. 3. K. Marx. Resolution on Changing the Place of the International's Congress in 1868
5. 4. K. Marx. Resolution of the General Council on Félix Pyat's Provocative Behaviour
6. 5. K. Marx. Declaration of the General Council Concerning the British Government's Attitude Towards Tsarist Russia
7. 6. K. Marx. Draft Resolution on the Consequences of Using Machinery under Capitalism Proposed by the General Council to the Brussels Congress
8. 7. K. Marx. To the President and Executive Committee of the General Association of German Workers
9. 8. K. Marx. Draft Resolution on the Reduction of the Working Day Proposed by the General Council to the Brussels Congress
10. 9. K. Marx. The Fourth Annual Report of the General Council of the International Working Men's Association
11. 10. F. Engels. To the Directorate of the Schiller Institute
12. 11. F. Engels. On the Dissolution of the Lassallean Workers' Association
13. 12. F. Engels. On the Dissolution of the Lassallean Workers' Association (Postscript)
14. 13. K. Marx. Connections Between the International Working Men's Association and English Working Men's Organisations
15. 14. K. Marx. How Mr. Gladstone's Bank Letter of 1866 Procured a Loan of Six Millions for Russia
16. 15. K. Marx. Preamble to the Resolutions of the Geneva (1866) and Brussels (1868) Congresses of the International
17. 16. K. Marx. Statement to the German Workers' Educational Society in London
18. 17. K. Marx. The International Working Men's Association and the International Alliance of Socialist Democracy
19. 18. K. Marx. Resume of the Meetings of the General Council. International Working Men's Association to the Editor of "The Bee-Hive"
20. 19. F. Engels. Report on the Miners' Guilds in the Coalfields of Saxony
21. 20. K. Marx. The General Council of the International Working Men's Association to the Central Bureau of the International Alliance of Socialist Democracy
22. 21. K. Marx. The Belgian Massacres. To the Workmen of Europe and the United States
23. 22. K. Marx. Address to the National Labour Union of the United States
24. 23. K. Marx. Preface to the Second Edition of The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
25. 24. F. Engels. Karl Marx
26. 25. K. Marx. Report of the General Council on the Right of Inheritance
27. 26. K. Marx. Report of the General Council to the Fourth Annual Congress of the International Working Men's Association
28. 27. K. Marx. Draft Resolution of the General Council on the Policy of the British Government Towards the Irish Prisoners
29. 28. K. Marx. The General Council to the Federal Council of Romance Switzerland
30. 29. K. Marx. Obituary
31. 30. F. Engels. Preface to the Second Edition of The Peasant War in Germany
32. 31. K. Marx. The English Government and the Fenian Prisoners
33. 32. K. Marx. Concerning the Conflict in the Lyons Section
34. 33. K. Marx. The General Council of the International Working Men's Association to Committee Members of the Russian Section in Geneva
35. 34. K. Marx. Confidential Communication
36. 35. K. Marx. To the International Metalworkers' Society
37. 36. K. Marx. Resolution of the General Council on The Bee-Hive
38. 37. K. Marx. Concerning the Persecution of the Members of the French Sections. Declaration of the General Council of the International Working Men's Association
39. 38. K. Marx. Draft Resolution of the General Council on the " French Federal Section in London"
40. 39. K. Marx. Resolution of the General Council on the Convocation of the Congress in Mainz
41. 40. K. Marx and F. Engels. To the Committee of the German Social-Democratic Workers' Party
42. 41. K. Marx. General Council Resolution on the Federal Committee of Romance Switzerland. The General Council to the Romance Federal Committee
43. 42. K. Marx. The Lock-out of the Building Trades at Geneva. The General Council of the International Working Men's Association to the Working Men and Women of Europe and the United States
44. 43. F. Engels. Notes for the Preface to a Collection of Irish Songs
45. 44. K. Marx. Confidential Communication to All Sections
46. 45. K. Marx. Programme for the Mainz Congress of the International
47. 46. F. Engels. The History of Ireland
    1. Natural Conditions
    2. Old Ireland
48. FROM THE PREPARATORY MATERIALS ,
    1. 1. K. Marx. Notes for an Undelivered Speech on Ireland
    2. 2. K. Marx. Outline of a Report on the Irish Question Delivered to the German Workers' Educational Society in London on December 16, 1867
    3. 3. K. Marx. Remarks on the Programme and Rules of the International Alliance of Socialist Democracy
    4. 4. K. Marx. Ireland from the American Revolution to the Union of 1801. Extracts and Notes
       1. I. From 1778 to 1782. Independence
       2. II. From 1782 ( after the Declaration of Independence) to j 1795
       3. III
       4. Summary
    5. 5. F. Engels. Notes on Goldwin Smith's Book Irish History and Irish Character
    6. 6. F. Engels. Varia on the History of the Irish Confiscations
    7. 7. F. Engels. Plan for The History of Ireland
    8. 8. F. Engels. Plan of Chapter Two and Fragments for The History of Ireland
49. Appendices
    1. 1. Record of a Speech on the Irish Question Delivered by Karl Marx to the German Workers' Educational Society in London on December 16, 1867
    2. 2. Record of Marx's Speeches on Changing the Place of the Congress of the International in 1868. From Newspaper Reports of the General Council Meetings of May 26 and June 16, 1868 :
    3. 3. Wilhelm Eichhoff. The International Working Men's Association. Its Establishment, Organisation, Political and Social Activity, and Growth .'
    4. 4. Record of Marx's Speech on the Successes of the International in Germany and France. From the Newspaper Report of the General Council Meeting of July 21, 1868
    5. 5. Record of Marx's Speech on the Consequences of Using Machinery under Capitalism. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of July 28, 1868
    6. 6. Appeal to the German Workers in London
    7. 7. Record of Marx's Speech on the Reduction of the Working Day. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of August 11, 1868
    8. 8. Record of Marx's Speech on the Influence of Competition in Cotton Industry on the Condition of the Working Men in France. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of January 5, 1869
    9. 9. Record of Marx's Speech on the Condition of the Coalminers in the Coalfields of Saxony. From the Newspaper Report of the General Council Meeting of February 23, 1869
    10. 10. Resolution of the General Council on the Programme of the Basle Congress
    11. 11. Record of Marx's Speeches on Landed Property. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of July 6, 1869
    12. 12. Record of Marx's Speech on the Right to Inheritance. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of July 20, 1869
    13. 13. RECORD OF MARX'S SPEECHES ON GENERAL EDUCATION
    14. 14 ADDRESS OF THE LAND AND LABOUR LEAGUE TO THE WORKING MEN AND WOMEN OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
    15. 15. RECORD OF MARX'S SPEECH ON THE POLICY OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT WITH RESPECT TO THE IRISH PRISONERS
    16. 16. RECORD OF MARX'S SPEECHES ON THE POLICY OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT WITH RESPECT TO THE IRISH PRISONERS
    17. 17. RECORD OF MARX'S SPEECH ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE IRISH QUESTION
    18. 18. Articles by Jenny Marx on the Irish Question
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI. Agrarian Outrages in Ireland
        7. VII. The Death of John Lynch
        8. VIII. Letter from England
    19. 19. Letter of the General Council to Robert William Hume in New York
    20. 20. Retord of Marx's Speech on The Bee-Hive. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of April 26, 1870
    21. 21. Account of a Letter by Karl Marx to the Committee of the Social-Democratic Workers' Party
    22. 22. Record of Marx's Speech on the Split in the Romance Federation. From the Minutes of the General Council Meeting of June 28, 1870 '
50. NOTES AND INDEXES
    1. Notes
    2. Name Index
    3. Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature
    4. Index oj Periodicals
    5. Subject Index