This volume is the first to compile the journalistic works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels dealing with imperialism. Here Marx and Engels examine capitalist state policymaking, mass democracy, the Second Opium War, the suppression of the 1857 Indian Revolt, the rise of credit agencies, the global significance of the US Civil War, and more.
This volume is the first to compile the journalistic works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels dealing with imperialism. Here Marx and Engels examine capitalist state policymaking, mass democracy, the Second Opium War, the suppression of the 1857 Indian Revolt, the rise of credit agencies, the global significance of the US Civil War, and more.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Beyond Dispute? Editing Marx after Marxism List of Abbreviations Chapter 1: The Second Opium War and the Indian Revolt of 1857-58 Introduction The Anglo-Chinese Conflict January 23, 1857 English Atrocities in China April 10, 1857 Persia-China (Engels) June 5, 1857 The Revolt in the Indian Army July 15, 1857 The Indian Question August 14, 1857 The Indian Revolt September 16, 1857 Investigation of Tortures in India September 17, 1857 British Incomes in India September 21, 1857 British Atrocities in India April 5, 1858 Details of the Attack on Lucknow (Engels) May 25, 1858 The Annexation of Oude May 28, 1858 British Army in India (Engels) June 26, 1858 The Indian Bill July 24, 1858 History of the Opium Trade September 1858 Chapter 2: The Regime of Louis Bonaparte and the Post-1848 European Order Introduction The France of Bonaparte the Little April 5, 1856 The French Crédit Mobilier June-July 1856 The Monetary Crisis in Europe October 15, 1856 State of Europe-Financial State of France July 27, 1857 The Attempt Upon the Life of Bonaparte February 22, 1858 The Rule of the Pretorians March 12, 1858 The British Government and the Slave Trade July 2, 1858 Project for the Regulation of the Price of Bread in France December 15, 1858 Affairs in Prussia February 1, 1859 The War Prospect in France March 31, 1859 A Historic Parallel March 31, 1859 Chapter 3: Palmerston's Reelection as the Political Consolidation of Imperialism Introduction The Defeat of the Palmerston Ministry and the Election of 1857 March-April 1857 The Defeat of Cobden, Bright, and Gibson April 17, 1857 The English Bank Act of 1844 August 23, 1858 On Ernest Jones July 16, 1859 The Invasion Panic in England December 9, 1859 English Politics February 14, 1860 A Slander Trial December 24, 1861 Chapter 4: The American Civil War Introduction The American Question in England October 11, 1861 The London Times and Lord Palmerston October 21, 1861 The London Times on the Orleans Princes in America November 7, 1861 The Civil War in the United States November 7, 1861 A London Workers' MeetingFebruary 2, 1862 A Treaty Against the Slave Trade May 22, 1862 Criticism of American Affairs August 9, 1862 Comments on the North American Events October 12, 1862 Appendix 1: English Newspapers Quoted by Marx and Engels Appendix 2: Newspapers for which Marx and Engels Wrote, 1851-62 Appendix 3: Chronology: Socialism, Marxism, and Imperialism, 1815-1899 About the Editor
Introduction: Beyond Dispute? Editing Marx after Marxism List of Abbreviations Chapter 1: The Second Opium War and the Indian Revolt of 1857-58 Introduction The Anglo-Chinese Conflict January 23, 1857 English Atrocities in China April 10, 1857 Persia-China (Engels) June 5, 1857 The Revolt in the Indian Army July 15, 1857 The Indian Question August 14, 1857 The Indian Revolt September 16, 1857 Investigation of Tortures in India September 17, 1857 British Incomes in India September 21, 1857 British Atrocities in India April 5, 1858 Details of the Attack on Lucknow (Engels) May 25, 1858 The Annexation of Oude May 28, 1858 British Army in India (Engels) June 26, 1858 The Indian Bill July 24, 1858 History of the Opium Trade September 1858 Chapter 2: The Regime of Louis Bonaparte and the Post-1848 European Order Introduction The France of Bonaparte the Little April 5, 1856 The French Crédit Mobilier June-July 1856 The Monetary Crisis in Europe October 15, 1856 State of Europe-Financial State of France July 27, 1857 The Attempt Upon the Life of Bonaparte February 22, 1858 The Rule of the Pretorians March 12, 1858 The British Government and the Slave Trade July 2, 1858 Project for the Regulation of the Price of Bread in France December 15, 1858 Affairs in Prussia February 1, 1859 The War Prospect in France March 31, 1859 A Historic Parallel March 31, 1859 Chapter 3: Palmerston's Reelection as the Political Consolidation of Imperialism Introduction The Defeat of the Palmerston Ministry and the Election of 1857 March-April 1857 The Defeat of Cobden, Bright, and Gibson April 17, 1857 The English Bank Act of 1844 August 23, 1858 On Ernest Jones July 16, 1859 The Invasion Panic in England December 9, 1859 English Politics February 14, 1860 A Slander Trial December 24, 1861 Chapter 4: The American Civil War Introduction The American Question in England October 11, 1861 The London Times and Lord Palmerston October 21, 1861 The London Times on the Orleans Princes in America November 7, 1861 The Civil War in the United States November 7, 1861 A London Workers' MeetingFebruary 2, 1862 A Treaty Against the Slave Trade May 22, 1862 Criticism of American Affairs August 9, 1862 Comments on the North American Events October 12, 1862 Appendix 1: English Newspapers Quoted by Marx and Engels Appendix 2: Newspapers for which Marx and Engels Wrote, 1851-62 Appendix 3: Chronology: Socialism, Marxism, and Imperialism, 1815-1899 About the Editor
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