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Works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

Articles from the Neue Rheinische Zeitung

November 8, 1848 — March 5, 1849

Preface

xiii

November

The Crisis in Berlin	3
The Ex-Principality	7
The New Institutions. Progress in Switzerland	9
Counter-Revolution in Berlin	14
Decision of the Berlin National Assembly	20
Sitting of the Swiss Chambers	22
Cavaignac and the June Revolution	23
Appeal of the Democratic District Committee of the Rhine Province	24
Impeachment of the Government	25
Statement	29
Confessions of a Noble Soul	30
The Kolnische Zeitung	35
No More Taxes!!!	36
A decree of Eichmann's	37
Tax Refusal and the Countryside	39
Appeal	41
Elections to the Federal Court. Miscellaneous	42
The City Council	45
Appeal	46
On the Proclamation of the Brandenberg-Manteuffel Ministry about Tax Refusal	47
The Chief Public Prosecutor and the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	48
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Berlin and Cologne	50
The Frankfurt Assembly	51
State of Siege Everywhere	53
Position of the Left in the National Assembly	54
News from Switzerland	55
Result of the Elections to the National Council	56
Elections. Sydow	57
Debate in the National Council	61
Raveaux's Resignation. Violation of the Swiss Frontier	63
Manteuffel and the Central Authority	65
The German Central Authority and Switzerland	66
Drigalski-Legislator, Citizen and Communist	75
Three State Trials against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	81
Personalities of the Federal Council	83
Report of the Frankfurt Committee on Austrian Affairs	88
News	94
Sittings of the Federal Council and the Council of States	95
Letters Opened	96
Joint Sitting of the Councils. The Federal Council	97
The Organ of Manteuffel and Johann. The Rhine Province and the King of Prussia	99
The Revolutionary Movement in Italy	101
German Professorial Baseness	106
Sitting of the National Council. The Council of States. Protest of the Pope. Imperial Grain Embargo. The Valaisan Great Council	108
Sitting of the National Council	111
Berne Declared Federal Capital. Franscini	112
News from Switzerland	113
Duel between Berg and Luvini	115

December

The Closing of the German Frontier. The Empire. The Council of War	116
The Federal Council and the Foreign Ambassadors. The Federal Council in Tessin. Centralisation of Posts. German Army Commander's Apology	119
Swiss Evidence of the Austrian Army's Heroic Deeds in Vienna	120
The French Working Class and the Presidential Elections	123
Proudhon	129
Herr Raumer Is Still Alive	133
Second Stage of the Counter-Revolution	134
The Coup d'Etat of the Counter-Revolution	135
Measures Concerning the German Refugees	136
The National Council	138
The Bourgeoisie and the Counter-Revolution	154
A New Ally of the Counter-Revolution	179
The Calumnies of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	182
Ursuline Convent. Recruiting for the Grape-Shot King. The "Burghers' Commune". Commission on a General Customs. Tariff
Address of the Central Commission of the Workers' Associations of Switzerland to the Executive of the March Association in Frankfurt am Main	185
Dismissal of Drigalski	187
The Trial of Gottschalk and His Comrades	188
The Prussian Counter-Revolution and the Prussian Judiciary	197
Measures against German Refugees. Return of Troops from Tessin. The Patricians- Commune	204
Letter of the Central Commission of the Workers' Associations in Switzerland to the Association in Vivis	207
Refutation	210
The New "Holy Alliance"	211

January 1849

The Revolutionary Movement	213
Swiss-Italian Affairs	216
A Bourgeois Document	218
A New-Year Greeting	222
The Magyar Struggle	227
Herr Muller. Radetzky's Chicanery towards Tessin. The Federal Council. Lohbauer	239
The Last volunteer Insurgents	242
Budget	243
Priests' Rebellion	244
The Swiss Press	246
Protectionist Agitation . Recruiting into the Neapolitan Army	251
Muller. The Freiburg Government. Ochsenbein	252
Montesquieu LVI	254
Answer from Colonel Engels	268
The Prussian Warrant for the Arrest of Kossuth	269
The Berlin National-Zeitung to the Primary Electors	271
The Situation in Paris	281
The Situation in Paris	284

February

The Kolnische Zeitung On the Elections	286
The Struggle in Hungary	290
Camphausen	295
From the Banal	298
The 19th Army Bulletin and Commentaries on It	300
The First Trial of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	304
Speech by Karl Marx	304
Speech by Frederick Engels	317
The Trial of the Rhenish District Committee of Democrats	323
The Tax-Refusal Trial	340
Political Trial	342
Lassalle	344
War. Discord between the Government and the Southern Slavs	347
The War in Hungary	350
The Division of Labour in the Kolnische Zeitung	354
From the Theatre of War	360
Democratic Pan-Slavism	362
Prussian Financial Administration under Bodelschwingh and Co	379
Stein	390
Three Stars versus Triangle	392
The Vienna Correspondent of the Kolnische Zeitung	394
Saedt	396
The Kolnische Zeitung on the Magyar Struggle	398
Bulletin No. 22	404
Croats and Slovaks in Hungary	409
Military Art of the Royal Imperial Army	412
Proclamation of a Republic in Rome	414
Windischgratz. Jews and Southern Slavs	415
Further Contribution on the Old-Prussian Financial Administration	418
A Denunciation	421
Bulletin No. 23. From the Theatre of War	423
Latest News of the Magyars. Victory on the Theiss. Brutality of the Austrians. State of the War in General	427
More News of the Magyars	431
The Russians in Transylvania	432
Russian Invasion. Serbs. Prospects for the Austrians. From the Theatre of War	440

March

Speech from the Throne	445
From the Theatre of War in Transylvania and Hungary	451
European War Inevitable	456
From the Theatre of War	458
Lassalle	463
The War in Hungary	466
From the Hungarian Theatre of War	471
The Proceedings against Lassalle	474
Magyar Victory	477

From the Preparatory Materials

Prohibition of a Torchlight Procession for Gottschalk. Note (Marx)	483
Fragment of the Draft of "The Bourgeoisie and the Counter-Revolution" (Marx)	484
Draft of a Speech at the Trial of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung (Marx)	485

Appendices

Summons for Karl Marx	495
Karl Marx	496
Frederick Engels' Petition for Permission to Reside in Berne	497
Decision of the Local Court Chamber	499
Decision of the Court Chamber Concerning Engels and Other Co-defendants	500
A Deputation to Chief Public Prosecutor Zweiffel	501
Communication on the Hearing of Marx, Schapper and Schneider II by the Examining Magistrate	503
Trials of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	504
Mandate of the Lausanne Workers' Association for Frederick Engels	505
Communication Concerning Orders for the Neue Rheinische Zeitung for the First Quarter of 1849	509
Press Law Proceedings against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung Adjourned	511
Drigalski's Lawsuit against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	512
From the Minutes of the Committee Meeting of the Cologne Workers' Association, January 15, 1849	513
Record of Engels' Residence Permit for the Canton of Berne and His Departure for Germany	515
Engels before the Examining Magistrate	516
Jury Acquits Marx, Engels and Korff	517
Acquittal of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	518
Jury Acquits Marx, Schneider II and Schapper	520
Two Trials of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	521
Democratic Banquet	522
Report on the General Meeting of the Workers' Association, February 1849	523
Minutes of the Committee Meeting of the Cologne Workers' Association. February 15. 1849	525
Letter of the Cologne Commandant Colonel Engels to the Oberprasident of the Rhine Province	527
Banquet of February 24	529

Illustrations

First page of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung No. 138 containing Marx's article "The Crisis in Berlin"	5
Special edition of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung with Marx's article "Impeachment of the Government"	27
A page of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung containing Marx's article "The Bourgeoisie and the Counter-Revolution" and the slogan "No More Taxes!!!"	155
Title-page of the pamphlet Two Political Trials containing Marx's and Engels' speeches at the Cologne trials	365
A page from Marx's draft of a speech at the trial of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung	487
A page of the minutes of the Congress of German Workers Associations in Switzerland. at which Engels was the Secretary	497