A history of socialism

by Thomas Kirkup

criticism of his theories, [154];

compared with Adam Smith, [162];

his place in history, [166];

founding of the Communist League, [172];

influence on the International, [179], etc.;

influence on the Social Democratic movement in Germany, [230];

influence on the revolutionary movement in Russia, [259];

socialist movement should not be identified with his views, [275];

his abstractness, [279];

in England, [328];