Marx and Engels on Bonapartism
Selected Journalism, 1851-59
Herausgeber: Leonard, Spencer A.
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Marx and Engels on Bonapartism
Selected Journalism, 1851-59
Herausgeber: Leonard, Spencer A.
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This volume is the first to compile the journalistic works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels dealing with what they termed Bonapartism. The topics examined include the emergence of a new unionist capitalist politics in Britain, post-1848 Chartism, the East India Company, European nationalisms, and the Taiping Rebellion in China.
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This volume is the first to compile the journalistic works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels dealing with what they termed Bonapartism. The topics examined include the emergence of a new unionist capitalist politics in Britain, post-1848 Chartism, the East India Company, European nationalisms, and the Taiping Rebellion in China.
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
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- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2023
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- ISBN-13: 9781666928044
- ISBN-10: 1666928046
- Artikelnr.: 65697977
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 442
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 798g
- ISBN-13: 9781666928044
- ISBN-10: 1666928046
- Artikelnr.: 65697977
Edited by Spencer A. Leonard
Chapter One-1848, Louis Bonaparte's Coup D'État, and Revolutionary Exile
* Introduction
* The Constitution of the French Republic Adopted November 4, 1848 June
14, 1851
* Germany: Revolution and Counterrevolution (Engels) October
1851-December 1852
* Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively
Inactive in December Last (Engels) February-April 1852
* Review of the Literature on the Coup d'État (Georg Eccarius)
September-December 1852
* Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth-League with Louis
Napoleon-Palmerston October 19, 1852
* The Berlin Conspiracy April 18, 1853
* The Berlin Conspiracy-London Police-Mazzini-Radetzky April 21, 1853
* Position of England and France December 27, 1853
* Review of Karl Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Political
Economy (Engels) August 1859
Chapter Two-British Politics, Society, and the Press 1852-53
* Introduction
* General Election in Great Britain August-September 1852
* Pauperism and Free Trade-The Approaching Commercial Crisis November
1, 1852
* Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party November 25, 1852
* A Superannuated Administration-Prospects of the Coalition
Ministry-&c. January 28, 1853
* The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery February 9, 1853
* Capital Punishment-Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet-Regulations of the Bank of
England February 18, 1853
* The Italian Insurrection-British Politics February 25, 1853
Chapter Three-Capitalist Globalization and the 1853 EIC Charter Renewal
* Introduction
* Revolution in China and in Europe June 14, 1853
* India June 9, 1853
* Sir Charles Wood's East Indian Reforms June 22, 1853
* The British Rule in India June 25, 1853
* The East India Company-Its History and Results July 11, 1853
* The Government of India July 20, 1853
* The East India Question July 25, 1853
* The Future Results of British Rule in India August 8, 1853
Chapter Four-Late Chartism, the Irish Question, and the Factory System
* Introduction
* Irish Tenant Right July 11, 1853
* Chartism July 14, 1853
* Struggle Over the Ten Hours Bill July 22, 1853
* Cabs-IrelandAugust 12, 1853
* Strikes-I October 17, 1853
* Strikes-II November 15, 1853
* The Labor Question-I November 28, 1853
* The Labor Question-II November-December 1853
* Opening of the Labour Parliament March 24, 1854
* Letter to the Labour Parliament March 18, 1854
* The English Middle Class August 1, 1854
* The Association for Administrative Reform June 8, 1855
* Anti-Church Movement June 28, 1855
* Speech at the Anniversary of the People's Paper April 19, 1856
* Condition of Factory Laborers April 22, 1857
* Introduction
* The Constitution of the French Republic Adopted November 4, 1848 June
14, 1851
* Germany: Revolution and Counterrevolution (Engels) October
1851-December 1852
* Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively
Inactive in December Last (Engels) February-April 1852
* Review of the Literature on the Coup d'État (Georg Eccarius)
September-December 1852
* Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth-League with Louis
Napoleon-Palmerston October 19, 1852
* The Berlin Conspiracy April 18, 1853
* The Berlin Conspiracy-London Police-Mazzini-Radetzky April 21, 1853
* Position of England and France December 27, 1853
* Review of Karl Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Political
Economy (Engels) August 1859
Chapter Two-British Politics, Society, and the Press 1852-53
* Introduction
* General Election in Great Britain August-September 1852
* Pauperism and Free Trade-The Approaching Commercial Crisis November
1, 1852
* Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party November 25, 1852
* A Superannuated Administration-Prospects of the Coalition
Ministry-&c. January 28, 1853
* The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery February 9, 1853
* Capital Punishment-Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet-Regulations of the Bank of
England February 18, 1853
* The Italian Insurrection-British Politics February 25, 1853
Chapter Three-Capitalist Globalization and the 1853 EIC Charter Renewal
* Introduction
* Revolution in China and in Europe June 14, 1853
* India June 9, 1853
* Sir Charles Wood's East Indian Reforms June 22, 1853
* The British Rule in India June 25, 1853
* The East India Company-Its History and Results July 11, 1853
* The Government of India July 20, 1853
* The East India Question July 25, 1853
* The Future Results of British Rule in India August 8, 1853
Chapter Four-Late Chartism, the Irish Question, and the Factory System
* Introduction
* Irish Tenant Right July 11, 1853
* Chartism July 14, 1853
* Struggle Over the Ten Hours Bill July 22, 1853
* Cabs-IrelandAugust 12, 1853
* Strikes-I October 17, 1853
* Strikes-II November 15, 1853
* The Labor Question-I November 28, 1853
* The Labor Question-II November-December 1853
* Opening of the Labour Parliament March 24, 1854
* Letter to the Labour Parliament March 18, 1854
* The English Middle Class August 1, 1854
* The Association for Administrative Reform June 8, 1855
* Anti-Church Movement June 28, 1855
* Speech at the Anniversary of the People's Paper April 19, 1856
* Condition of Factory Laborers April 22, 1857
Chapter One-1848, Louis Bonaparte's Coup D'État, and Revolutionary Exile
* Introduction
* The Constitution of the French Republic Adopted November 4, 1848 June
14, 1851
* Germany: Revolution and Counterrevolution (Engels) October
1851-December 1852
* Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively
Inactive in December Last (Engels) February-April 1852
* Review of the Literature on the Coup d'État (Georg Eccarius)
September-December 1852
* Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth-League with Louis
Napoleon-Palmerston October 19, 1852
* The Berlin Conspiracy April 18, 1853
* The Berlin Conspiracy-London Police-Mazzini-Radetzky April 21, 1853
* Position of England and France December 27, 1853
* Review of Karl Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Political
Economy (Engels) August 1859
Chapter Two-British Politics, Society, and the Press 1852-53
* Introduction
* General Election in Great Britain August-September 1852
* Pauperism and Free Trade-The Approaching Commercial Crisis November
1, 1852
* Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party November 25, 1852
* A Superannuated Administration-Prospects of the Coalition
Ministry-&c. January 28, 1853
* The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery February 9, 1853
* Capital Punishment-Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet-Regulations of the Bank of
England February 18, 1853
* The Italian Insurrection-British Politics February 25, 1853
Chapter Three-Capitalist Globalization and the 1853 EIC Charter Renewal
* Introduction
* Revolution in China and in Europe June 14, 1853
* India June 9, 1853
* Sir Charles Wood's East Indian Reforms June 22, 1853
* The British Rule in India June 25, 1853
* The East India Company-Its History and Results July 11, 1853
* The Government of India July 20, 1853
* The East India Question July 25, 1853
* The Future Results of British Rule in India August 8, 1853
Chapter Four-Late Chartism, the Irish Question, and the Factory System
* Introduction
* Irish Tenant Right July 11, 1853
* Chartism July 14, 1853
* Struggle Over the Ten Hours Bill July 22, 1853
* Cabs-IrelandAugust 12, 1853
* Strikes-I October 17, 1853
* Strikes-II November 15, 1853
* The Labor Question-I November 28, 1853
* The Labor Question-II November-December 1853
* Opening of the Labour Parliament March 24, 1854
* Letter to the Labour Parliament March 18, 1854
* The English Middle Class August 1, 1854
* The Association for Administrative Reform June 8, 1855
* Anti-Church Movement June 28, 1855
* Speech at the Anniversary of the People's Paper April 19, 1856
* Condition of Factory Laborers April 22, 1857
* Introduction
* The Constitution of the French Republic Adopted November 4, 1848 June
14, 1851
* Germany: Revolution and Counterrevolution (Engels) October
1851-December 1852
* Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively
Inactive in December Last (Engels) February-April 1852
* Review of the Literature on the Coup d'État (Georg Eccarius)
September-December 1852
* Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth-League with Louis
Napoleon-Palmerston October 19, 1852
* The Berlin Conspiracy April 18, 1853
* The Berlin Conspiracy-London Police-Mazzini-Radetzky April 21, 1853
* Position of England and France December 27, 1853
* Review of Karl Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Political
Economy (Engels) August 1859
Chapter Two-British Politics, Society, and the Press 1852-53
* Introduction
* General Election in Great Britain August-September 1852
* Pauperism and Free Trade-The Approaching Commercial Crisis November
1, 1852
* Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party November 25, 1852
* A Superannuated Administration-Prospects of the Coalition
Ministry-&c. January 28, 1853
* The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery February 9, 1853
* Capital Punishment-Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet-Regulations of the Bank of
England February 18, 1853
* The Italian Insurrection-British Politics February 25, 1853
Chapter Three-Capitalist Globalization and the 1853 EIC Charter Renewal
* Introduction
* Revolution in China and in Europe June 14, 1853
* India June 9, 1853
* Sir Charles Wood's East Indian Reforms June 22, 1853
* The British Rule in India June 25, 1853
* The East India Company-Its History and Results July 11, 1853
* The Government of India July 20, 1853
* The East India Question July 25, 1853
* The Future Results of British Rule in India August 8, 1853
Chapter Four-Late Chartism, the Irish Question, and the Factory System
* Introduction
* Irish Tenant Right July 11, 1853
* Chartism July 14, 1853
* Struggle Over the Ten Hours Bill July 22, 1853
* Cabs-IrelandAugust 12, 1853
* Strikes-I October 17, 1853
* Strikes-II November 15, 1853
* The Labor Question-I November 28, 1853
* The Labor Question-II November-December 1853
* Opening of the Labour Parliament March 24, 1854
* Letter to the Labour Parliament March 18, 1854
* The English Middle Class August 1, 1854
* The Association for Administrative Reform June 8, 1855
* Anti-Church Movement June 28, 1855
* Speech at the Anniversary of the People's Paper April 19, 1856
* Condition of Factory Laborers April 22, 1857