Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Manuscripts on Early German History
  3. 1. On the Early History of the Germans
    1. Caesar and Tacitus
    2. The First Battles Against Rome
    3. Progress Until the Migration Period
    4. Note: The German Peoples
  4. 2. The Frankish Period
    1. The Radical Transformation of the Relations of Landownership under the Merovingians and Carolingians
    2. The District and Army Structure
    3. Note: The Franconian Dialect
  5. 3. Georg Weerth
  6. 4. The Book of Revelation
  7. 5. Preface to the 1883 German Edition of the Manifesto of the Communist Party
  8. 6. Marx and the Neue Rheinische Zeitung (1848-49)
  9. 7. The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State. In the Light of the Researches by Lewis H. Morgan
    1. Preface to the First Edition
    2. I. Prehistoric Stages of Culture
    3. 1. Savagery
    4. 2. Barbarism
    5. II. The Family
    6. III. The Iroquois Gens
    7. IV. The Grecian Gens
    8. V. The Emergence of the Athenian State
    9. VI. The Gens and the State in Rome
    10. VII. The Gens Among the Celts and Germans
    11. VIII. The Formation of the State Among the Germans
    12. IX. Barbarism and Civilisation
  10. 8. Introductory Note to the Separate 1884 Edition of Marx's Wage Labour and Capital
  11. 9. Marx and Rodbertus. Preface to the First German Edition of The Poverty of Philosophy by Karl Marx
  12. 10. Real Imperial Russian Privy Dynamiters
  13. 11. England in 1845 and in 1885
  14. 12. Preface to the Third German Edition of The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte by Marx
  15. 13. Preface to the Pamphlet Karl Marx Before the Cologne Jury
  16. 14. To the Editors of the Severny Vestnik
  17. 15. On the History of the Communist League
  18. 16. The Situation
  19. 17. To the Editorial Committee of Le Socialiste
  20. 18. How Not to Translate Marx
  21. 19. On the History of the Prussian Peasants. Introduction to Wilhelm Wolff's Pamphlet The Silesian Milliard
  22. 20. Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy
    1. I
    2. II
    3. III
    4. IV
  23. 21. Appendix to the American Edition of The Condition of the Working Class in England
  24. 22. On the Anniversary of the Paris Commune
  25. 23. A Statement to the Editorial Board of the New Yorker Volkszeitung
  26. 24. On the Strike at a Glass-Works in Lyons
  27. 25. The Political Situation in Europe
  28. 26. Johann Philipp Becker
  29. 27. Preface to the Second Edition of The Housing Question
  30. 28. The Labor Movement in America. Preface to the American Edition of The Condition of the Working Class in England
  31. 29. Letter to the Organising Committee of the International Festival in Paris
  32. 30. To the Federation of the Centre of the French Workers' Party
  33. 31. Introduction to Sigismund Borkheim's Pamphlet, In Memory of the German Blood-and-Thunder Patriots. 1806-1807
  34. 32. The Role of Force in History
  35. 33. Rough Draft of the Preface to The Role of Force in History
  36. 34. Preface to the 1888 English Edition of the Manifesto of the Communist Party
  37. 35. Preface to the Pamphlet Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy
  38. 36. Protection and Free Trade. Preface to the Pamphlet: Karl Marx, Speech on the Question of Free Trade
  39. 37. Letter to the Editors of The Labour Elector
  40. 38. The Ruhr Miners' Strike of 1889
  41. 39. Possibilist Credentials
  42. 40. Apropos of the London Dockers' Strike
  43. 41. The Abdication of the Bourgeoisie
  44. From the Preparatory Materials
    1. 1. On the Association of the Future
    2. 2. On the Peasant War
    3. 3. On the Decline of Feudalism and the Emergence of National States
    4. 4. Chartist Agitation
    5. 5. Plan of Chapter Four of the Pamphlet The Role of Force in History
    6. 6. Plan of the Final Section of Chapter Four of the Pamphlet The Role of Force in History
    7. 7. Notes on My Journey Through America and Canada
    8. 8. Impressions of a Journey Round America
  45. Appendices
    1. 1. To the Editors of To-Day
    2. 2. From Hermann Lopatin's Letter to Maria Oshanina
    3. 3. The Insurrection of May 1849
    4. 4. Lawyers' Socialism
    5. 5. To the Editors of the New Yorker Volkszeitung
    6. 6. Engels' Amendments to the Programme of the North of England Socialist Federation
    7. 7. To the Editor of Justice
    8. 8. Interview Given by Frederick Engels to the New Yorker Volkszeitung
  46. 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