INDEX
Absolutism, rôle of, in outgrowing economic basis, [69];
in promoting industry and science, [69], [70];
as an end in itself, [70]-[71].
Agrarian question, [132]-[136].
Armament for the Revolution, [57]-[58].
Army, [35], [36], [37].
Bourgeoisie, imperialistic plans of, [189]-[191];
afraid of peace, [194]-[195];
reactionary, [203]-[204];
responsible for the war, [209]-[211].
Capitalism, preparing its own collapse, [138]-[139];
and feudal reaction, [139]-[140].
Cities, as scene of revolutionary battles, [41];
social structure of, [71]-[72].
Class consciousness, of proletariat, as prerequisite to Socialism, [124]-[128].
Constituent Assembly, as a revolutionary slogan, [43]-[44].
Demonstrations, in the streets, [41]-[42];
to become of nation-wide magnitude, [57].
French Revolution, [73]-[77].
Gapon, [59], [62]; [172]-[173].
Intelligentzia, [145].
January Ninth, [49]; [59]-[60]; [171]-[173].
June Third, [198].
Labor Dictatorship, [94]-[97];
crushing absolutism, abandoning its remnants, [103]-[104];
introducing class politics, [103];
introducing class struggle in the village, [104]-[105];
introducing Collectivism and Internationalism, [105];
abandoning distinction between minimum and maximum program, [106];
and eight hour workday, [106]-[108];
and unemployment, [108]-[109];
and agriculture, [109];
and Collectivism, [109]-[110];
and class consciousness, [124]-[128];
incompatible with economic slavery, [132];
and agrarian question, [132]-[136].
Liberalism, denying the existence of revolutionary masses, [52]-[53];
defeated by events of January 9th, [54];
trying to "tame" revolutionary people, [55];
not reliable as partner in Revolution, [173]-[174]; [176]-[177].
Manœuvers, revolutionary, [29]-[30].
Masses, drawn into the Revolution, [37]-[39];
as a political reality, [51]-[52];
stirred by world-war, [183]-[184].
Middle-class (see Bourgeoisie), weakness of, in Russia, [71], [72].
Militia, [81]-[82].
"Osvoboshdenie," [52], [53], [62].
Peasantry, as of no significance in Revolution, [175]-[177].
Poland, as possible revolutionary link between Russia and Europe, [140]-[141].
Prerequisites to Socialism, in relation to each other, [113]-[117].
Proletariat, as a vanguard of the Revolution, [33]-[35];
rôle of, in events of January 9th, [56]-[57];
stronger than bourgeoisie in Russia, [72];
growing with capitalism, [84];
may sooner reach political supremacy in a backward country, [84]-[85]; [87]-[91];
as liberator of peasants, [98]-[100];
as a class objectively opposed to capitalism, [119]-[124];
to revolutionize European proletariat, [142]-[144].
Revolution, in Europe, as aid to Socialism in Russia, [136]-[137];
may be result of shattered European equilibrium, [141]-[142];
as result of Russian Revolution, [142]-[144].
Revolution, in general, [83];
of bourgeois character, [92]-[93].
Revolution, of 1848, [77]-[80].
Revolution, of 1917, its causes, [181]-[185];
social forces in, [191]-[192];
to stir up revolution in Germany, [212].
Social-Democracy, foresaw revolution, [55]-[56];
natural leader of the Revolution, [60]-[61].
Soviet, distinguishing Russian Revolution from that of 1848, [80];
short history of, [145];
general survey of the rôle of, [151]-[154];
as class-organization, [154]-[156];
as organ of political authority, [158]-[159];
an imminent form of Russian Revolution, [160];
program of (outlined by Trotzky for the future), [160]-[161];
to fight against Provisional Government, [203].
"Spring," [25]-[26]; [32]; [54].
Strike, political, as beginning of Revolution, [35]-[36]; [42], [43].
Struve, [62].
Technique, industrial, as prerequisite to Socialism, [113]; [117]-[119].
"Underground," and the revolutionist, [165]-[168].
War, Russo-Japanese, [25];
of the world, as influencing masses, [183]-[184].
Witte, [62], [145].
Zemstvo, movement of, in 1904, [25]-[26]; [33]; [62].