Manchester theory of the State, [102].
Marx, Karl, his relation to the existing State, [6];
his school the most influential form of contemporary socialism, [15];
Proudhon’s right of aubaine, compared with the theory of capital, [56];
his theory of surplus value enunciated by the Chartists, [71];
comparison of his character with Lassalle’s, [92];
relation of his theory of surplus value to Lassalle’s Iron Law of Wages, [103];
collectivism common to him with Lassalle and Rodbertus, [111];
use of the word capital, [114];
life and theories, [130];