Marx-Engels Collected Works/Volume 23

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Works of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels[edit source]

October 1871-July 1874[edit source]

Prefacexv

1871[edit source]

General Rules and Administrative Regulations of the International Working Men's Association (Marx)3
Resolution of the General Council Expelling Gustave Durand from the International Working Men's Association (Engels)21
To Enrico Bignami, Editor of La Plebe (Engels)22
Declaration of the General Council on Nechayev's Misuse of the Name of the International Working Men's Association (Marx)23
Resolution of the General Council on the Rules of the French Section of 1871 (Marx)24
On the Progress of the International Working Men's Association in Italy and Spain. Engels' Record of His Report at the General Council Meeting of October 17, 1871 (Engels)28
To the Editors of the Gazzettino Rosa. Covering Letter to the "Declaration of the General Council on Nechayev's Misuse of the Name of the International Working Men's Association (Engels)30
Statement by the General Council Concerning Alexander Baillie Cochrane's Letter (Engels)31
On the Company Swindle in England (Engels)34
Resolution of the General Council on the French Section of 1871 (Marx)37
Giuseppe Garibaldi's Statement and Its Effects on the Working Classes in Italy. Engels' Record of His Report at the General Council Meeting of November 7, 1871 (Engels)43
Working Men's Congress at Rome. Bebel's Speeches in the Reichstag. Engels' Record of His Report at the General Council Meeting of November 14, 1871 (Engels)46
Declaration (Marx)50
Statement Sent by the General Council to the Editors of the Frankfurter Zeitung und Handelsblatt (Marx)52
To the Federal Council of the Spanish Region in Madrid (Engels)53
To the Editors of Il Proletario Italiano (Engels)54
Credentials for Giuseppe Boriani (Engels)56
The Position of the Danish Members of the International on the Agrarian Question. Engels' Record of His Report at the General Council Meeting of December 5, 1871 (Engels)57
On the Position of the International's Sections in European Countries (Engels)59
Declaration Sent by the General Council to the Editors of Italian Newspapers Concerning Mazzini's Articles about the International (Engels)60
To the Editor of The Eastern Post (Marx)62

1872[edit source]

The Congress of Sonvillier and the International (Engels)64
To the Editor of The Eastern Post (Marx)71
To the Editor of The Eastern Post (Marx)72
Letter to the Editors of the Gazzettino Rosa (Engels)74
To the Section of Commercial Employees in Barcelona (Engels)76
Declaration of the General Council of the International Working Men's Association (Marx & Engels)77
Fictitious Splits in the International. Private Circular from the General Council of the International Working Men's Association (Marx & Engels)79
79
84
  • III
  • 94
  • IV
  • 102
  • V
  • 114
  • VI
  • 116
  • VII
  • 119
    Resolutions on the Split in the United States' Federation Passed by the General Council of the I.W.A. in Its Sittings of 5th and 12th March, 1872 (Marx)124
    To the Editor of La Liberté (Marx)127
    Resolutions of the Meeting Held to Celebrate the Anniversary of the Paris Commune (Marx)128
    To the Spanish Federal Council (Engels)129
    The Nationalisation of the Land (Marx)131
    To Citizen Delegates of the Regional Spanish Congress Assembled at Saragossa (Engels)137
    To the Saragossa Congress (Engels)139
    Declaration of the General Council of the International Working Men's Association Concerning Cochrane's Speech in the House of Commons (Marx)140
    To the Society of Ferrarese Workers (Engels)146
    Letters from London. I. The English Agricultural Labourers' Strike (Engels)148
    On the Police Persecution of the Member of the International Theodore Cuno (Engels)151
    To the Society of Ferrarese Workers (Engels)153
    Relations Between the Irish Sections and the British Federal Council. Engels' Record of His Report at the General Council Meeting of May 14, 1872 (Engels)154
    Declaration of the General Council Concerning the Universal Federalist Council (Marx)157
    Stefanoni and the International Again (Marx)160
    Reply to Brentano's Article (Marx)164
    To the Emancipation of the Proletarian Society in Turin (Engels)168
    Announcement of the General Council on the Convocation and the Agenda of the Congress at The Hague (Engels)170
    Preface to the 1872 German Edition of the Manifesto of the Communist Party (Marx & Engels)174
    Resolutions of the Sub-Committee on Mikhail Bakunin and the Alliance (Engels)176
    The International in America (Engels)177
    To Citizen Vincenzo Spotti, Secretary of the Committee for the Emancipation of the Working Classes in Parma (Engels)184
    To the Striking Miners of the Ruhr Valley (Marx)185
    The General Council's Reply to the Protest of the Jura Federation Against the Convening of a Congress at The Hague (Marx)188
    Reply to Brentano's Second Article (Marx)190
    Amendments to the General Rules and Administrative Regulations of the International Working Men's Association Adopted by the General Council in the Summer of 1872 (Marx)198
    The General Council to All the Members of the International Working Men's Association (Engels)205
    To the Spanish Sections of the International Working Men's Association (Marx & Engels)211
    To the Editor of The Times (Marx)214
    The General Council to the New Madrid Federation (Engels)215
    On the Rimini Conference (Engels)216
    Address of the General Council to the Italian Sections of the International Working Men's Association Concerning the Rimini Conference (Engels)217
    Resolution on the Behaviour of Members of the General Council at the Congress (Marx)218
    Report of the General Council to the Fifth Annual Congress of the International Working Men's Association Held at The Hague, from the 2nd to the 7th September 1872 (Marx)219
    Report on the Alliance of Socialist Democracy Presented in the Name of the General Council to the Congress at The Hague (Engels)228
    Motion for the Procedure of Debate on the General Rules and Administrative Regulations (Engels)239
    Proposal on the Transfer of the Seat and on the Composition of the General Council for 1872-1873 (Marx & Engels)240
    Resolutions of the General Congress Held at The Hague from the 2nd to the 7th September, 1872 (Marx & Engels)243
  • I. Resolution Relative to the General Rules
  • 243
  • II. Resolutions Relating to the Administrative Regulations
  • 244
  • III. Resolutions Relating to the internationalisation of Trades' Societies
  • 245
  • IV. Resolutions Relating to the Admission of Sections
  • 246
  • V. Audit of the Accounts of the General Council
  • 248
  • VI. Powers Issued by the General Council, and by Federal Councils
  • 248
  • VII. Resolutions Relating to the Alliance
  • 249
  • VIII. Residence and Composition of the Next General Council
  • 250
  • IX. Place of Meeting of Next Congress
  • 253
  • X. Committee to Draw up the Minutes
  • 253
    On the Hague Congress. A Correspondent's Report of a Speech Made at a Meeting in Amsterdam on September 8, 1872 (Marx)254
    To the Editor of Le Corsaire (Marx)257
    To the Editor of The Daily News (Marx)259
    On the Hague Congress of the International (Engels)260
    The Congress at The Hague (Letter to Enrico Bignami) (Engels)271
    Imperative Mandates at the Hague Congress (Engels)277
    Letters from London. II. More about the Hague Congress (Engels)283
    To the British Federal Council, International Working Men's Association Concerning Portuguese Strikes (Engels)285
    To the Editors of Der Volksstaat (Marx)286
    Report to the General Council of the I.W.M.A. upon the Situation in Spain, Portugal and Italy (Engels)288
    To the Workers' and Peasants' Association of Lower Lombardy (Section of the International) in Lodi (Engels)293
    Letters from London. III. Meeting in Hyde Park (Engels)294
    Mandate to E. Larroque (Engels)297
    Letters from London. IV. Meeting in Hyde Park. Situation in Spain (Engels)298
    To the Editor of The International Herald (Marx & Engels)301
    The Manchester Foreign Section to All Sections and Members of the British Federation (Engels)304
    Address of the British Federal Council to the Sections, Branches, Affiliated Societies and Members of the International Working Men's Association (Marx)309
    The Housing Question (Engels)317
  • Part I. How Proudhon Solves the Housing Question
  • 317
  • Part II. How the Bourgeoisie Solves the Housing Question
  • 337
  • Part III. Supplement on Proudhon and the Housing Question
  • 368

    1873[edit source]

    Political Indifferentism (Marx)392
    To the Editor of The Times (Marx)398
    The "Crisis" in Prussia (Engels)400
    Reply to the Second Circular of the Self-styled Majority of the British Federal Council (Marx)406
    News on the Activities of the International on the Continent (Engels)409
    409
  • II
  • 411
  • III
  • 411
  • IV
  • 412
    Notes for the General Council (Engels)414
    The Republic in Spain (Engels)417
    On Authority (Engels)422
    News on the International Labour Movement (Engels)426
  • I
  • 426
  • II
  • 427
  • III
  • 429
  • IV
  • 431
  • V
  • 433
  • VI
  • 434
    To the General Council of the International Working Men's Association (Engels)437
    On the Articles in the Neuer Social-Demokrat. (From a Letter to A. Hepner) (Engels)439
    The International and the Neuer (Engels)442
    Communication from the Continent (Engels)446
    To the General Council of the International Working Men's Association (Engels)447
    From the International (Engels)448
    Note on a Review of E. Renan's L'anti-christ (Engels)452
    Comment upon Giuseppe Garibaldi's Letter to Prospero Crescio (Engels)453
    The Alliance of Socialist Democracy and the International Working Men's Association. Report and Documents Published by Decision of the Hague Congress of the International (Marx & Engels)454
  • I. Introduction
  • 454
  • II. The Secret Alliance
  • 459
  • III. The Alliance in Switzerland
  • 470
  • IV. The Alliance in Spain
  • 486
  • V. The Alliance in Italy
  • 497
  • VI. The Alliance in France
  • 504
  • VII. The Alliance After the Hague Congress
  • 508
  • VIII. The Alliance in Russia
  • 515
      • 1. The Nechayev Trial
    515
      • 2. The Revolutionary Catechism
    544
      • 3. Bakunin's Appeal to the Officers of the Russian Army
    549
    • IX. Conclusion
    554
  • X. Appendix
  • 556
      • 1. Bakunin's Hegira
    556
      • 2. Bakunin's Pan-Slav Manifesto
    558
      • 3. Bakunin and the Tsar
    561
    • XI. Documents
    567
    The Bakuninists at Work. An Account of the Spanish Revolt in the Summer of 1873 (Engels)581
  • I
  • 581
  • II
  • 584
  • III
  • 590
  • IV
  • 595
    Varia on Germany (Engels)599
  • I. Introduction 1500-1789
  • 599
  • 1789-1815
  • 603
  • Varia on Germany 1789-1873
  • 604

    1874[edit source]

    The English Elections (Engels)611
    The Imperial Military Law (Engels)617
    • I
    617
  • II
  • 619
    Supplement to the Preface of 1870 for The Peasant War in Germany (Engels)626

    From the Preparatory Materials[edit source]

    Notes on the Condition of the Refugees from the Commune (Marx)635
    American Split (Marx)636
    Extracts from the Minutes of the General Council for June 1870-April 1872 (Marx)644


    Illustrations[edit source]

    Title page of the English edition of the General Rules and Administrative Regulations of the International Working Men's Association5
    Title page of Marx's and Engels' pamphlet Fictitious Splits in the International81
    Page of Marx's manuscript The Nationalisation of the Land133
    Page of Engels' manuscript with the announcement of the General Council on the convocation of the I.W.M.A.'s Congress at The Hague171
    Pages of the French edition of the General Rules and Administrative Regulations of the First International with corrections by Marx199
    Facsimile of Marx's manuscript with a proposal to transfer the seat of the General Council to New York241
    Page of the manuscript of the Hague Congress' resolutions251
    Title page of the separate reprint of Engels' The Housing Question Part 1, with the author's dedication to Laura Lafargue315
    Title page of Marx and Engels' pamphlet The Alliance of Socialist Democracy and the International Working Men's Association455
    Page of the manuscript Varia on Germany605
    Mandate issued to Marx by New York Section No. 1 for him to take part in the Hague Congress647-48
    Mandate issued to Engels by the Breslau Section for him to take part in the Hague Congress649-50
    Mandate issued to Engels by New York Section No. 6 for him to take part in the Hague Congress651-52