Karl Marx: The Story of His Life

Mehring, Franz

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Year First Published: {25418 Karl Marx: The Story of His Life KARL MARX THE STORY OF HIS LIFE Mehring, Franz http://www.marxists.org/archive/mehring/1918/marx/index.htm A biography of Karl Marx 1918 1936 575pp B Book - Table of Contents Translator's Preface Author's Introduction Chronological Table Chapter One - Early Years One - Home and School Two - Jenny Von Westphalen Chapter Two - A Pupil of Hegel One - The First Year in Berlin Two - The Young Hegelians Three - The Philosophy of self-consciousness Four - The Doctoral Dissertation Five - The "Anekdota" and the "Rheinische Zeitung" Six - The Rhenish Diet Seven - Five Months of Struggle Eight - Ludwig Feurebach Nine - Marriage and Banishment Chapter Three - Exile in Paris One - The "Deutsgh-Franzosische Jahrbugher" Chapter Four - Friedrich Engels One - Office and Barracks Two - English Civilization Three - "The Holy Family" Four - A Fundamental Socialist Work Chapter Five - Exile in Brussels One - The "German Ideology" Two - "True Socialism" Three - Weitling and Proudhon Four - Historical Materialism Five - The "Deutsche Brusseler Zeitung" Six - The Communist League Seven - Propaganda in Brussels Eight - "The communist Manifesto" Chapter Six - Revolution and Counter-Revolution One - February and March Days Two - June Days Three - The War Against Russia Four - September Days Five - The Cologne Democracy Six - Freiligrath and lassalle Seven - October and November Days Eight - An Act of Perfidy Nine - And Another Cowardly Trick Chapter Seven - Exile in London One - The "Neue Rheinische Revue" Two - The Kinkel Affair Three - The Split in the Communist League Four - Life in Exile Five - "The Eighteenth Brumaire" Six - The Communist Trial in Cologne Chapter Eight - Marx and Engels One - Genius and Society Two - An Incomparable Alliance Chapter Nine - The Crimean War and the Crisis One - European Politics Two - David Urquhart, G.J. Harney and Ernest Jones Three - Family and Friends Four - The Crisis of 1857 Five - The "Critique of Political Economy" Chapter Ten - Dynastic Changes One - The Italian War Two - The Dispute with Lassale Three - New Struggles in Exile Four - Interludes Five - "Herr Vogt" Six - Domestic and Personal Seven - Lassalle's Agitation Chapter Eleven - The Early Years of the International One - The Founding of the International Two - "The Inaugural Address" Three - The Breath with Schweitzer Four - The First Conference in London Five - The Austro-Prussian War The Geneva Congress Chapter Twelve - "Das Kapital" One - Birth Pangs Two - The First Volume Three - The Second and Third Volumes Four - The Reception of "Capital" Chapter Thirteen - The International at its Zenith One - England, France and Belgium Two - Switzerland and Germany Three - Bakunin's Agitation Four - The Alliance of Socialist Democracy Five - The Basle Congress Six - Confusion of Geneva Seven - The "Confidential Communication" Eight - The Irish Amnesty and the French Plebiscite Chapter Fourteen - The Decline of the International One - Sedan Two - After Sedan Three - "The Civil War in France" Four - The International and the Paris Commune Five - The Bakunist Opposition Six - The Second Conference in London Seven - The Disintegration of the International Eight - The Hague Congress Nine - Valedictory Twinges Chapter Fifteen - The Last Decade One - Marx at Home Two - The German Social Democracy Three - Anarchism and the War in the Near East Four - The Dawn of a New Day Five - Twilight Six - The Last Year Notes as to Sources Appendix Bibliography Index CX10712 1 false true false CX10712.htm [0xc000003f50 0xc0020f93b0 0xc0021e3dd0 0xc0021fefc0 0xc0001d4510] Cx}
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A biography of Karl Marx

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Table of Contents

Translator's Preface
Author's Introduction
Chronological Table

Chapter One - Early Years
One - Home and School
Two - Jenny Von Westphalen

Chapter Two - A Pupil of Hegel
One - The First Year in Berlin
Two - The Young Hegelians
Three - The Philosophy of self-consciousness
Four - The Doctoral Dissertation
Five - The "Anekdota" and the "Rheinische Zeitung"
Six - The Rhenish Diet
Seven - Five Months of Struggle
Eight - Ludwig Feurebach
Nine - Marriage and Banishment

Chapter Three - Exile in Paris
One - The "Deutsgh-Franzosische Jahrbugher"

Chapter Four - Friedrich Engels
One - Office and Barracks
Two - English Civilization
Three - "The Holy Family"
Four - A Fundamental Socialist Work

Chapter Five - Exile in Brussels
One - The "German Ideology"
Two - "True Socialism"
Three - Weitling and Proudhon
Four - Historical Materialism
Five - The "Deutsche Brusseler Zeitung"
Six - The Communist League
Seven - Propaganda in Brussels
Eight - "The communist Manifesto"

Chapter Six - Revolution and Counter-Revolution
One - February and March Days
Two - June Days
Three - The War Against Russia
Four - September Days
Five - The Cologne Democracy
Six - Freiligrath and lassalle
Seven - October and November Days
Eight - An Act of Perfidy
Nine - And Another Cowardly Trick

Chapter Seven - Exile in London
One - The "Neue Rheinische Revue"
Two - The Kinkel Affair
Three - The Split in the Communist League
Four - Life in Exile
Five - "The Eighteenth Brumaire"
Six - The Communist Trial in Cologne

Chapter Eight - Marx and Engels
One - Genius and Society
Two - An Incomparable Alliance

Chapter Nine - The Crimean War and the Crisis
One - European Politics
Two - David Urquhart, G.J. Harney and Ernest Jones
Three - Family and Friends
Four - The Crisis of 1857
Five - The "Critique of Political Economy"

Chapter Ten - Dynastic Changes
One - The Italian War
Two - The Dispute with Lassale
Three - New Struggles in Exile
Four - Interludes
Five - "Herr Vogt"
Six - Domestic and Personal
Seven - Lassalle's Agitation

Chapter Eleven - The Early Years of the International
One - The Founding of the International
Two - "The Inaugural Address"
Three - The Breath with Schweitzer
Four - The First Conference in London
Five - The Austro-Prussian War
The Geneva Congress

Chapter Twelve - "Das Kapital"
One - Birth Pangs
Two - The First Volume
Three - The Second and Third Volumes
Four - The Reception of "Capital"

Chapter Thirteen - The International at its Zenith
One - England, France and Belgium
Two - Switzerland and Germany
Three - Bakunin's Agitation
Four - The Alliance of Socialist Democracy
Five - The Basle Congress
Six - Confusion of Geneva
Seven - The "Confidential Communication"
Eight - The Irish Amnesty and the French Plebiscite

Chapter Fourteen - The Decline of the International
One - Sedan
Two - After Sedan
Three - "The Civil War in France"
Four - The International and the Paris Commune
Five - The Bakunist Opposition
Six - The Second Conference in London
Seven - The Disintegration of the International
Eight - The Hague Congress
Nine - Valedictory Twinges

Chapter Fifteen - The Last Decade
One - Marx at Home
Two - The German Social Democracy
Three - Anarchism and the War in the Near East
Four - The Dawn of a New Day
Five - Twilight
Six - The Last Year

Notes as to Sources
Appendix
Bibliography
Index

Karl Marx: The Story of His Life

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