Contents

  1. Preface
  2. 1. Karl Marx. First Address of the General Council of the International Working Men’s Association on the Franco-Prussian War
  3. 2. Frederick Engels. Notes on the War
    1. Notes on the War.- I
    2. Notes on the War.- II
    3. Notes on the War.- III
    4. Notes on the War.- IV
    5. The Prussian Victories
    6. Notes on the War.- V
    7. Notes on the War.- VI
    8. Notes on die War.- VII
    9. Notes on the War.- VIII
    10. Notes on the War.- IX
    11. Notes on the War.- X
    12. The Crisis of the War
    13. Notes on the War.- XI
    14. Notes on the War.- XII
    15. Notes on the War.- XIII
    16. Notes on the War.—XIV
    17. Notes on the War.—XV
    18. The French Defeats
    19. Notes on the War.- XVI
    20. Notes on the War.- XVII
    21. The Rise and Fall of Armies
    22. Notes on the War.- XVIII
    23. How to Fight the Prussians
    24. Notes on the War.- XIX
    25. The Story of the Negotiations
    26. Notes on the War.- XX
    27. Notes on the War.- XXI
    28. The Rationale of the Prussian Army System
    29. Notes on the War.- XXII
    30. Notes on the War.- XXIII
    31. The Fate of Metz
    32. Notes on the War.- XXIV
    33. Saragossa - Paris
    34. Notes on the War.- XXV
    35. The Fall of Metz
    36. Notes on the War.- XXVI
    37. The Emperor's Apologia
    38. The Fighting in France
    39. Notes on the War.- XXVII
    40. Fortified Capitals
    41. Notes on the War.- XXVIII
    42. The Military Situation in France
    43. Notes on the War.- XXIX
    44. Notes on the War.- XXX
    45. The Chances of the War
    46. Prussian Francs-Tireurs
    47. Notes on the War.- XXXI
    48. Notes on the War.- XXXII
    49. The German Position in France
    50. Notes on the War.- XXXIII
    51. Notes on the War.- XXXIV
    52. Notes on the War.- XXXV
    53. Notes on the War.- XXXVI
    54. Notes on the War.- XXXVII
    55. Notes on the War.—XXXIX
    56. Notes on the War.—XL
    57. The Military Aspect of Affairs in France
    58. Bourbaki's Disaster
  4. 3. Karl Marx. To the Committee of the Social-Democratic Workers' Party
  5. 4. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Letter to the Committee of the Social-Democratic Workers' Party
  6. 5. Karl Marx. Second Address of the General Council of the International Working Men’s Association on the Franco-Prussian War
  7. 6. Karl Marx. Concerning the Arrest of the Members of the Central Committee of the Social-Democratic Workers' Party
  8. 7. Frederick Engels. To the Sixth Congress of the Belgian Sections of the International Working Men's Association
  9. 8. Karl Marx. On the Freedom of the Press and Meetings in Germany
  10. 9. Frederick Engels. To the Spanish Federal Council of the International Working Men's Association
  11. 10. Frederick Engels. The Aspect of Affairs in Russia
  12. 11. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. To the Editor of The Times
  13. 12. Karl Marx. Statement by the General Council to the Editor of The Times and Other Papers
  14. 13. Karl Marx. To the Editorial Boards of the Volksstaat and the Zukunft
  15. 14. Karl Marx. To the Editor of De Werker
  16. 15. Karl Marx. To the Editor of The Times
  17. 16. Frederick Engels. On the Cigar-Workers' Strike in Antwerp
  18. 17. Frederick Engels. Outline of an Appeal of the General Council to the Weavers' and Spinners' Trade Unions of Manchester for Assistance to the Spanish Textile Workers' Strike
  19. 18. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Resolution of the General Council Expelling Henri Louis Tolain from the International Working Men's Association
  20. 19. Frederick Engels. Once Again " Herr Vogt"
  21. 20. Karl Marx. The Civil War in France. Address of the General Council of the International Working Men's Association
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
    5. Notes
    6. I
    7. II
  22. 21. Karl Marx. To the Editor of The Pall Mall Gazette
  23. 22. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Statement by thé General Council on Jules Favre's Circular
  24. 23. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Statement by the General Council to the Editor of The Times
  25. 24. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Statement by the General Council to the Editor of The Standard
  26. 25. Frederick Engels. Statement by the General Council on George Jacob Holyoake's Letter
  27. 26. Frederick Engels. Letter from the General Council to the Editor of The Spectator ( resp. Examiner)
  28. 27. Karl Marx. To the Editor of The Daily News
  29. 28. Frederick Engels. Statement by the General Council on the Letters of G. J. Holyoake and B. Lucraft
  30. 29. Karl Marx. Letter to Max Friedländer, the Editor of the Neue Freie Presse
  31. 30. Frederick Engels. The Address The Civil War in France and the English Press
  32. 31. Karl Marx. Letter to Frederick Greenwood, the Editor of The Pall Mall Gazette
  33. 32. Karl Marx. Mr. Washburne, the American Ambassador, in Paris
  34. 33. Karl Marx. To the Editor of The Morning Advertiser
  35. 34. Karl Marx. To the Editor of The Standard
  36. 35. Frederick Engels. Mazzini's Statement against the International Working Men's Association
  37. 36. Karl Marx. Covering Letter to the Editor of The Times
  38. 37. Frederick Engels. To the Editor of The Times
  39. 38. Karl Marx. To the Editor of L'International
  40. 39. Karl Marx. To the Editor of Public Opinion
  41. 40. Karl Marx. To the Editor of Public Opinion
  42. 41. Karl Marx. To the Editor of the Gaulois
  43. 42. Karl Marx. Letter to the Editor of The Sun, Charles Dana
  44. 43. Karl Marx. The Commune and Archbishop Darboy
  45. 44. Karl Marx. To the Editor of La Vérité
  46. 45. Karl Marx. To the Editor of The Evening Standard.
  47. 46. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Propositions to the General Council Concerning Preparations for the London Conference
  48. 47. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Propositions to Be Submitted to the Conference by the General Council
  49. 48. Karl Marx. On the Activity of the Alliance of Socialist Democracy. Record of the Speech at the Sitting of the Conference Commission of 18 September 1871
  50. 49. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Motions of the General Council Adopted by the Conference
  51. 50. Frederick Engels. On the Political Action of the Working Class
  52. 51. Frederick Engels. On the Political Action of the Working Class
  53. 52. Karl Marx. Resolution of the London Conference relating to the Split in Romance Switzerland
  54. 53. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Resolutions of the Conference of Delegates of the International Working Men's Association Assembled at London from 17th to 23rd September 1871
  55. 54. Karl Marx. To the Editors of Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly
  56. FROM THE PREPARATORY MATERIALS
  57. 1. Karl Marx. Drafts of The Civil War in France
    1. First Draft of The Civil War in France
    2. The Government of Defence
    3. The Commune
    4. A) Measures for the Working Class
    5. 2) Measures for the Working Class, but Mostly for the Middle Classes
    6. 3) General Measures
    7. 4) Measures of Public Safety
    8. 5) Financial Measures
      1. The Commune
      2. The Rise of the Commune and the Central Committee
      3. The Character of the Commune
      4. Peasantry
      5. Union ( Ligue ) Républicaine
      6. The Communal Revolution as the Representative of All Classes of Society not Living upon Foreign Labour
      7. Republic only Possible as Avowedly Social Republic
      8. The Commune ( Social Measures) .'.
      9. Decentralisation by the Rurals and the Commune
      10. Fragments
    9. Fragments
    10. Second Draft of The Civil War in France
      1. 1) Government of Defence. Trochu, Favre, Picard, Ferry
      2. 2) Thiers. Dufaure. Pouyer-Quertier
      3. 3) The Rural Assembly
      4. 5) Opening of the Civil War. 18 March Revolution. Clément Thomas. Lecomte. The Vendôme Affair
      5. 6) The Commune
      6. 7) Schluss
  58. 2. Frederick Engels. Robert Reid, Ex-Correspondent of The Daily Telegraph
  59. 4. Frederick Engels. Meeting of Sub-Committee
  60. 5. Frederick Engels. Meeting of Sub-Committee
  61. APPENDICES
    1. 1. Record of Marx's Speech on the Government of National Defence
    2. 2. Records of Marx's and Engels' Speeches on the Position of the English Working Class in the Franco-Prussian War
    3. 3. Record of Engels' Speech on the Revolution of March 18 in Paris
    4. 4. Record of Marx's and Engels' Speeches on the Republican Movement in England
    5. 5. Record of Engels' Speech on the Paris Commune
    6. 6. Record of Marx's Speech on the Paris Commune
    7. 7. Record of Engels' Speeches on the Paris Commune and in Connection with the Centennial Anniversary of Robert Owen's Birth
    8. 8. Record of Marx's Speech on the Paris Commune
    9. 9. Record of Marx's Speech Against the Calumny Invented by the Bourgeois Press to Slander the International and the Paris Commune
    10. 10. Record of Marx's Speech on the Paris Commune
    11. 11. Record of Marx's Interview with The World Correspondent
    12. 12. Account of Engels' Speech on Mazzini's Attitude Towards the International
    13. 13. Record of Engels' Speech on the Convocation of the London Conference of 1871
    14. 14. Account of Marx's Speech Against Odger
    15. 15. Record of Engels' Speech on the Situation in Spain
    16. 16. Record of Marx's Speech in the Opening of the London Conference
    17. 17. Records of Marx's Speeches on Trade Unions
    18. 18. Record of Marx's Speech on the Political Action of the Working Class
    19. 19. Record of Marx's Speech on the Political Action of the Working Class
    20. 20. Record of Marx's Speech on the Position of the International Working Men's Association in Germany and England
    21. 21. Record of Marx's Speech on Secret Societies
    22. 22. Jenny Marx's Letter to the Editor of Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly
    23. 23. Record of Marx's Speech on the Seventh Anniversary of the International
  62. NOTES AND INDEXES
    1. Notes
    2. Name Index
    3. Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature
    4. Index of Periodicals
    5. Subject Index