Contents

  1. Preface
  2. 1. F. Engels. Refugee Literature
    1. I. A Polish Proclamation
    2. II. Programme of the Blanquist Commune Refugees
    3. III
    4. IV
    5. V. On Social Relations in Russia
  3. 2. K. Marx. Epilogue to Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne
  4. 3. K. Marx and F. Engels. For Poland
  5. 4. F. Engels. Semi-Official War-Cries
  6. 5. F. Engels. Letter to August Bebel. March 18- 28, 1875
  7. 6. K. Marx. Critique of the Gotha Programme
  8. Letter to Wilhelm Bracke. May 5, 1875
  9. Marginal Notes on the Programme of the German Workers' Party,
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
  10. 7. F. Engels. Introduction to the Pamphlet On Social Relations in Russia
  11. 8. F. Engels. Letter to the General Council of the International Working Men's Association in New York
  12. 9. F. Engels. Speech at the Meeting Held to Commemorate the Anniversary of the Polish Uprising of 1863
  13. 10. F. Engels. Prussian Schnapps in the German Reichstag
  14. 11. F. Engels. Wilhelm Wolff
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
    5. V
    6. VI
    7. VII
    8. VIII
    9. IX
    10. X
    11. XI
  15. 12. F. Engels. Letter to Enrico Bignami on the German Elections of 1877
  16. 13. F. Engels. From Italy
  17. 14. F. Engels. British Agricultural Labourers Want to Participate in the Political Life of Their Country
  18. 15. F. Engels. British Agricultural Union and the Collectivist Movement in the Countryside
  19. 16. F. Engels. Karl Marx
  20. 17. K. Marx. Letter to Otechestvenniye Zapiski
  21. 18. K. Marx. To an Editorial Board in London
  22. 19. F. Engels. On the Socialist Movement in Germany, France, the United States and Russia
  23. 20. F. Engels. The Workingmen of Europe in 1877
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
    5. V. ( Conclusion)
  24. 21. K. MarxandF. Engels. Herr Bucher
  25. 22. K. Marx. Reply to Bucher's " Declaration"
  26. 23. K. Marx. Mr. George Howell's History of the International Working-Men's Association
  27. 24. K. Marx. The Parliamentary Debate on the Anti-Socialist Law (Outline of an Article)
  28. 25. F. Engels. The Anti-Socialist Law in Germany.—The Situation in Russia
  29. 26. K. Marx and F. Engels. Circular Letter to August Bebel, Wilhelm Liebknecht, Wilhelm Bracke and Others
    1. I. The Negotiations with Carl Hirsch
    2. II. The Proposed Stance of the Paper
    3. III. The Manifesto of the Zurich Trio
  30. 27. K. Marx and F. Engels. About Karl Blind
  31. 28. F. Engels. The Socialism of Mr. Bismarck
    1. I. The Customs Tariff
    2. II. The State Railways
  32. 29. F. Engels. Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
  33. 30. K. Marx. Note on The Poverty of Philosophy
  34. 31. K. Marx. Workers' Questionnaire
    1. 1
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
  35. 32. K. Marx. Introduction to the French Edition of Engels' Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
  36. 33. K. Marx. Preamble to the Programme of the French Workers' Party
  37. 34. K. Marx and F. Engels. To the Meeting in Geneva Held to Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Polish Revolution of 1830
  38. 35. K. Marx. Drafts of the Letter to Vera Zasulich
    1. First Draft
    2. Second Draft
    3. Third Draft
  39. 36. K. Marx. Letter to Vera Zasulich
  40. 37. K. Marx and F. Engels. To the Chairman of the Slavonic Meeting, March 21st 1881, in Celebration of the Anniversary of the Paris Commune
  41. 38. K. Marx and F. Engels. To the Editor of The Daily News
  42. 39. F. Engels. A Fair Day's Wages for a Fair Day's Work
  43. 40. F. Engels. The Wages System
  44. 41. F. Engels. Trades Unions
    1. 1
    2. II
  45. 42. F. Engels. The French Commercial Treaty
  46. 43. F. Engels. Two Model Town Councils
  47. 44. F. Engels. American Food and the Land Question
  48. 45. F. Engels. The Wages Theory of the Anti-Corn Law League
  49. 46. F. Engels. A Working Men's Party
  50. 47. F. Engels. Bismarck and the German Working Men's Party
  51. 48. F. Engels. To the Editor of the Freiheit
  52. 49. F. Engels. Cotton and Iron
  53. 50. F. Engels. Social ClassesŠ Necessary and Superfluous
  54. 51. F. Engels. Draft for the Speech over the Grave of Jenny Marx
  55. 52. F. Engels. Jenny Marx, née von Westphalen
  56. 53. K. Marx and F. Engels. Preface to the Second Russian Edition of the Manifesto of the Communist Party
  57. 54. F. Engels. Bruno Bauer and Early Christianity
  58. 55. F. Engels. The Vicar of Bray
  59. 56. F. Engels. The Mark
  60. 57. F. Engels. Preface to the First German Edition of Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
  61. 58. F. Engels. Jenny Longuet, née Marx
  62. 59. F. Engels. To the New Yorker Volkszeitung
  63. 60. F. Engels. Draft of a Speech at the Graveside of Karl Marx
  64. 61. F. Engels. Karl Marx's Funeral
  65. 62. F. Engels. To the Editors of the New Yorker Volkszeitung
  66. 63. F. Engels. On the Death of Karl Marx
  67. FROM THE PREPARATORY MATERIALS
    1. 1. K. Marx. Notes on Bakunin's Book Statehood and Anarchy
    2. 2. F. Engels. Note on Page 29 of the Histoire de la Commune
    3. 3. K. Marx. Marginal Notes on Adolph Wagner's Lehrbuch der politischen Oekonomie
  68. APPENDICES
    1. 1. Declaration by Karl Marx on His Naturalisation in England
    2. 2. Speeches by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels at the Meeting Held to Celebrate the 36th Anniversary of the German Workers' Educational Society in London, February 7, 1876
    3. 3. Frederick Engels' Notice on the Death of His Wife, Lydia Burns
    4. 4. Account of Karl Marx's Interview with the Chicago Tribune Correspondent
    5. 5. Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant Duff's Account of a Talk with Karl Marx ( from a Letter to Crown Princess Victoria)
    6. 6. Account of an Interview of Karl Marx with John Swinton, Correspondent of The Sun
    7. 7. Statement on the Closure of L'Egalité
  69. NOTES AND INDEXES
    1. Notes
    2. Name Index
    3. Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature
    4. Index of Periodicals
    5. Subject Index
    6. Glossary of Geographical Names
  70. ILLUSTRATIONS
    1. The first page of Marx's Critique of the Gotha Programme
    2. The title-page of Engels' pamphlet On Social Relations in Russia, Leipzig, 1875
    3. The title-page of the Volks-Kalender, Brunswick, 1878
    4. The first page of Marx's " Letter to Otechestvenniye ZapiskV
    5. A page of the " Circular Letter to August Bebel, Wilhelm Liebknecht, Wilhelm Bracke and Others" by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels
    6. The title-page of the authorised English edition of Engels' Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
    7. The first page of Marx's "Introduction to the French Edition of Engels' Socialism: Utopian and Scientific"
    8. L'Égalité, No. 24, June 30, 1880, containing Marx's "Preamble to the Programme of the French Workers' Party"
    9. A page of the first draft of Marx's letter to Vera Zasulich
    10. A page of Der Sozialdemokrat, No. 13, March 22, 1883, containing Engels' article "Karl Marx's Funeral"
    11. Part of a page from Marx's " Notes on Bakunin's Book Statehood and Anarchy"