INDEX

"Agrarian question," The, [158]
Agricultural development, The Marxian theory of development not applicable to, [159]
Alliance Internationale de la Démocratic Sociale, The, [128]
Anarchism, French, [79]
Anti-capitalistic literature, [23]
Anti-ecclesiastical nature of the proletarian movement, [162]
Anti-national tendency of the proletariat, [165]
Anti-religious nature of the proletarian movement, [162]
Asiatic development, [166]
Assurance, Beginning of the German governmental working-men's, [191]
Attitude of America towards Asiatic development, [167]
Babeuf, The insurrection of, [46]
Bakunin, Work in Spain and Italy of, [79]
Ballot, Bismarck's general, equal, secret, and direct, [186]
Bebel, August, [132]
Bourgeoisie, The, [74]
Capitalism, Rapid development in Germany of, [187]
Capitalistic methods of production, [24]
Carlyle, Thomas, [22]
Characterisation of the social movement, [5]
Chartist movement, The, [50]
Christian socialism, [22]
Class interest, Creation of, [108]
Class strife, Various forms of, [172]
Class struggle, [1]
Clubbism, [73]
Coalition law, More liberal, [180]
"Coalition Law," The, [40]
Combination, Rigorous prohibition of, [179]
Communistic Manifesto of Marx and Engels, [93]
Conditions under which the working class lives, [6]
Constitution of 1793, The, [45]
Danton, [45]
Droits de l'Homme, [45]
Eight-hour work-day, Endorsement by the Liverpool Trade-Union Congress of an, [192]
Elizabethan trade law, [49]
Elizabethan trade restriction, Complete removal of, [180]
Engels's Struggle of Classes in France, [119]
English industrial monopoly, 1850-1880, [64]
English social development, [57]
English "social peace", [69]
English type of working-men's movement, [53]
English working-men's movement, Characterisation of, [62]
English working-men, The temperament of, [68]
"Erfurt" programme, The, [134]
Essential elements in every social movement, [3]
Ethical socialism, [22]
Evolution idea, Marx's application of, to the social movement, [100]
Factionism, [73]
Fourier, [32]
Fourier, First great book of, [179]
French "revolutionism", [53]
French Revolution of 1789, The, [39]
French trade-union agitation, [137]
French type of working-men's movement, [53]
German social agitation, Peculiarities of, [81]
German type of working-men's movement, [53]
"Gotha" programme, The, [133]
Grün, [22]
Hegel, [12]
Hess, [22]
"Honourables," The, [133]
"Ideal" and "programme," Confusion of, [151]
"Inaugural Address," The, [125]
Insurance for the sick, against accident, for the aged, in Germany, [191]
International combination, First attempt for, [123]
Internationalism, [122]
"International," The, [123]
International Working-Men's Congress in London, Fourth, [194]
International Working-Men's Congress in Zurich, Third, [193]
International Working-Men's Protection Conference in Berlin, [193]
Inventions of modern machinery, [178]
Japanese, The, [11]
Kant, [2]
Kingsley, [22]
Kurd, The, [11]
Lamennais, [22]
Lassalle, Ferdinand, [81]
Lassalle movement, The, [87]
Legislation for working men, Beginning of specific, [181]
Legislation in favour of the working man, Value of, [68]
Leroux, Pierre, [22]
Liebknecht, Wilhelm, [132]
Loi martiale, The, [40]
Lyons, Insurrection of the silk weavers in, [180]
"Machine Riots", [178]
Machines and manufactories, Petitions against, [178]
Machines, Laws for the protection of, [178]
Manchester-Liverpool Railroad, Opening of the, [180]
Manufactures, Marxian theory of development applies only to the sphere of, [159]
Marat, [43]
Marxian system, Extension of the, [135]
Marxian theory of social agitation, [93]
Marxism, a social-political realism, [118]
Marx, Karl, [91]
Men of Montaigne, The, [44]
Middle-class movements, [37]
"Minimum programme" of all social agitation, The, [139]
Müller, Adam, [23]
Nationalism, [164]
Owen, Robert, [25]
Owen, Robert, Chief writings of, [179]
Patriotism, [164]
Penny postage, Institution of Rowland Hill's, [182]
Philanthropic socialism, [22]
Practical tendency of the old English trade-union, [68]
Proletarian agitation, The first, [47]
Proletarian movement, Anti-ecclesiastical nature of the, [162]
Proletarian movement, Anti-religious nature of the, [160]
Proletariat, Ideal and material emancipation of the, [103]
Proletariat, The relation of the, to the demos, [155]
Proudhon, [74]
Putschism, [73]
"Rack-rent" (Irish) tenants, [10]
Reign of Terror, The significance of the, [75]
Revolutionary passions in the modern proletariat, The ground of, [12]
"Revolutionism", [16]
Revolutionism, a manifestation of unripeness, [146]
Revolutionist, English working-men contrasted with Roman type of, [76]
Revolution of 1848, The proletarian-socialistic character of the, [121]
Ricardo, David, [20]
Robespierre, [45]
Russian peasants, [10]
Sans-culottes, The, [44]
"Savannah," Arrival at Liverpool of the, [180]
Schulze-Delitzsch, [85]
Sismondi, [22]
Smith, Adam, [32]
Smith, Adam, "Wealth of Nations", [179]
Social agitation, Centripetal and centrifugal tendency of the, [140]
Social agitation, Severe laws of Napoleon III. for the repression of, [184]
"Social-Democratic Party", [133]
Social-Democratic Working-Men's Party, [133]
Social development, Theoretical and practical, [149]
Social evolution, The meaning of, [147]
Socialists, German law concerning the, [189]
Social literature, Old and new, [19]
Social movement of the masses, Beginnings of the, [37]
Social movement, Characterisation of the, [75]
Social movement, Contradictions apparent in the, [142]
Social movement, Meaning of the, [3]
Social movement, The political influence of the, [145]
Social struggle, Legal bounds of, [174]
Social struggle, Proper weapons of, [175]
St. Simon, [32]
St. Simon, Chief work of, [180]
Telegraph applied to English railroads, The, [182]
Time environment of the modern social movement, [15]
Tories and Whigs, Alternation of power between, [65]
Trade regulation for the German Empire, Liberal, [187]
Trade-union act (English) supplemented in 1875, [188]
Unification of the proletariat, Internal and external, [131]
Utopian socialists, [25]
Value, Marx's theory of, [99]
Variations of the social movement, [56]
von Haller, Leopold, [23]
Working class, Condition of life of the, [6]
Working-men's assurance, Beginning of the German governmental, [191]
Working-men's movement, German governmental regulations for the repression of the, [184]
"Working-Men's Union," The, [132]
World's Exposition in London, Fourth, [185]
Zollverein, Founding of the German, [181]