Volume 11

August 185l - March 1853

Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany (Engels) 3

I. Germany at the Outbreak of the Revolution
5

II. The Prussian State
13

III. The Other German States
22

IV. Austria
26

V. The Vienna Insurrection
31

VI. The Berlin Insurrection
34

VII. The Frankfort National Assembly
39

VIII. Poles, Tschechs and Germans
43

IX. Panslavism. The Schleswig-Holstein War
46

X. The Paris Rising. The Frankfort Assembly
50

XI. The Vienna Insurrection
54

XII. The Storming of Vienna. The Betrayal of Vienna
59

XIII. The Prussian Constituent Assembly. The National Assembly
66

XIV. The Restoration of Order. Diet and Chambers
70

XV. The Triumph of Prussia
74

XVI. The National Assembly and the Government
80

XVII. Insurrection
83

XVIII. Petty Traders
87

XIX. The Close of the Insurrection
91

Statement and Accompanying Letter to the Editorial Board of the Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung. October 4,1851 (Marx) 97

The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte (Marx) 99

I.
103

II.
112

III.
123

IV.
137

V.
147

VI.
164

VII.
181

England (Engels) 198

I
198

II
205

To the Editor of The Times (Marx & Engels) 210

Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively Inactive in December Last (Engels) 212

I
212

II
215

III
218

Statement Sent to the Editorial Board of the Kolnische Zeitung (Marx) 223

General Klapka (Marx) 224

The Great Men of the Exile (Marx & Engels) 227

I
229

II
248

III
253

IV
257

V
260

VI
274

VII. Gustav and the Colony of Renunciation
280

VIII
281

IX
284

X
290

XI
296

XII
304

XIII
310

XIV
323

XV
325

The Elections in England.-Tories and Whigs (Marx) 327

The Chartists (Marx) 333

Corruption at Elections (Marx) 342

Result of the Elections (Marx) 348

Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth.-League with Louis Napoleon.-Palmerston (Marx) 354

Pauperism and Free Trade.-The Approaching Commercial Crisis (Marx) 357

Political Consequences of the Commercial Excitement (Marx) 364

Political Parties and Prospects (Marx) 369

Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party (Marx) 373

Public Statement to the Editors of the English Press (Marx & Engels) 378

The Trials at Cologne. To the Editor of The Morning Advertiser (Marx) 380

Kossuth, Mazzini, and Louis Napoleon (Marx) 382

A Final Declaration on the Late Cologne Trials (Marx & Engels) 384

The Late Trial at Cologne (Engels) 388

Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne (Marx) 395

I. Preliminaries
399

II. The Dietz Archive
403

III. The Cherval Plot
407

IV. The Original Minute-Book
420

V. The Letter Accompanying the Red Catechism
443

VI. The Willich-Schapper Group
445

VII. Judgment
452

Parliament.-Vote of November 26.-Disraeli's Budget (Marx) 458

A Reply to Kossuth's "Secretary" (Marx) 465

The Defeat of the Ministry (Marx) 466

A Superannuated Administration.-Prospects of the Coalition Ministry, &c (Marx) 471

Political Prospects.-Commercial Prosperity.-Case of Starvation (Marx) 477

Elections.-Financial Clouds.-The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery (Marx) 486

Capital Punishment.-Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet.- Regulations of the Bank of England (Marx) 495

Defence-Finances.-Decrease of the Aristocracy.-Politics (Marx) 502

The Italian Insurrection.-British Politics (Marx) 508

The Attack on Francis Joseph.-The Milan Riot.- British Politics.-Disraeli's Speech.-Napoleon's Will (Marx) 513

Parliamentary Debates.-The Clergy Against Socialism.-Starvation (Marx) 522

Forced Emigration.-Kossuth and Mazzini.-The Refugee Question.-Election Bribery in England.-Mr. Cobden (Marx) 528

Kossuth and Mazzini.-Intrigues of the Prussian Government.-Austrian-Prussian Commercial Treaty.-The Times and the Refugees (Marx) 535

From the Preparatory Materials

Critical Review of Proudhon's Book Idee generale de la Revolution au XIV-e siecle (Engels) 545

Appendices

E. Jones. A Letter to the Advocates of the Co-operative Principle and to the Members of Co-operative Societies 573

E Jones. Co-operation. What It Is, and What It Ought To Be 582

List of Documents Despatched to Cologne during the Communist Trial 590

G. Eccarius. A Review of the Literature on the Coup d'etat 592

Preliminaries
592

No. 1
595

No. 2
599

No. 3
602

No. 4
604

No. 5
609

No. 6
612

No. 7
615

No. 8
617

Appeal for Support of the Men Sentenced in Cologne 621

Appeal for Support of the Representatives of the Proletariat Sentenced in Cologne, and Their Families 623

Notes & Indexes

Notes 629

Name Index 691

Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature 730

Index of Periodicals 746

Subject Index 753

Illustrations

Part of a page from the New York Daily Tribune containing Engels' article from the series Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany 77

Title-page of the journal Die Revolution in which The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte was published for the first time 101

Title-page of the journal Notes to the People, in which Engels' article "Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively Inactive in December Last" was published 219

A page of the manuscript of The Great Men of the Exile (the main text is in Engels' hand, the addition in Marx's) 291

Title-page of the first edition of Marx's work Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne 397

Title-page of the 1853 Boston edition of Marx's Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne 447

Part of a page from The People's Paper containing an abridged version of Marx's article "Elections.-Financial Clouds.-The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery" 489

Last page of Engels' manuscript "Critical Review of Proudhon's Book Ideé genérale de la Revolution au XIX-e siecle" 564-65

Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany (Engels)	3
I. Germany at the Outbreak of the Revolution	5
II. The Prussian State	13
III. The Other German States	22
IV. Austria	26
V. The Vienna Insurrection	31
VI. The Berlin Insurrection	34
VII. The Frankfort National Assembly	39
VIII. Poles, Tschechs and Germans	43
IX. Panslavism. The Schleswig-Holstein War	46
X. The Paris Rising. The Frankfort Assembly	50
XI. The Vienna Insurrection	54
XII. The Storming of Vienna. The Betrayal of Vienna	59
XIII. The Prussian Constituent Assembly. The National Assembly	66
XIV. The Restoration of Order. Diet and Chambers	70
XV. The Triumph of Prussia	74
XVI. The National Assembly and the Government	80
XVII. Insurrection	83
XVIII. Petty Traders	87
XIX. The Close of the Insurrection	91
Statement and Accompanying Letter to the Editorial Board of the Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung. October 4,1851 (Marx)	97
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte (Marx)	99
I.	103
II.	112
III.	123
IV.	137
V.	147
VI.	164
VII.	181
England (Engels)	198
I	198
II	205
To the Editor of The Times (Marx & Engels)	210
Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively Inactive in December Last (Engels)	212
I	212
II	215
III	218
Statement Sent to the Editorial Board of the Kolnische Zeitung (Marx)	223
General Klapka (Marx)	224
The Great Men of the Exile (Marx & Engels)	227
I	229
II	248
III	253
IV	257
V	260
VI	274
VII. Gustav and the Colony of Renunciation	280
VIII	281
IX	284
X	290
XI	296
XII	304
XIII	310
XIV	323
XV	325
The Elections in England.-Tories and Whigs (Marx)	327
The Chartists (Marx)	333
Corruption at Elections (Marx)	342
Result of the Elections (Marx)	348
Movements of Mazzini and Kossuth.-League with Louis Napoleon.-Palmerston (Marx)	354
Pauperism and Free Trade.-The Approaching Commercial Crisis (Marx)	357
Political Consequences of the Commercial Excitement (Marx)	364
Political Parties and Prospects (Marx)	369
Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party (Marx)	373
Public Statement to the Editors of the English Press (Marx & Engels)	378
The Trials at Cologne. To the Editor of The Morning Advertiser (Marx)	380
Kossuth, Mazzini, and Louis Napoleon (Marx)	382
A Final Declaration on the Late Cologne Trials (Marx & Engels)	384
The Late Trial at Cologne (Engels)	388
Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne (Marx)	395
I. Preliminaries	399
II. The Dietz Archive	403
III. The Cherval Plot	407
IV. The Original Minute-Book	420
V. The Letter Accompanying the Red Catechism	443
VI. The Willich-Schapper Group	445
VII. Judgment	452
Parliament.-Vote of November 26.-Disraeli's Budget (Marx)	458
A Reply to Kossuth's "Secretary" (Marx)	465
The Defeat of the Ministry (Marx)	466
A Superannuated Administration.-Prospects of the Coalition Ministry, &c (Marx)	471
Political Prospects.-Commercial Prosperity.-Case of Starvation (Marx)	477
Elections.-Financial Clouds.-The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery (Marx)	486
Capital Punishment.-Mr. Cobden's Pamphlet.- Regulations of the Bank of England (Marx)	495
Defence-Finances.-Decrease of the Aristocracy.-Politics (Marx)	502
The Italian Insurrection.-British Politics (Marx)	508
The Attack on Francis Joseph.-The Milan Riot.- British Politics.-Disraeli's Speech.-Napoleon's Will (Marx)	513
Parliamentary Debates.-The Clergy Against Socialism.-Starvation (Marx)	522
Forced Emigration.-Kossuth and Mazzini.-The Refugee Question.-Election Bribery in England.-Mr. Cobden (Marx)	528
Kossuth and Mazzini.-Intrigues of the Prussian Government.-Austrian-Prussian Commercial Treaty.-The Times and the Refugees (Marx)	535
From the Preparatory Materials
Critical Review of Proudhon's Book Idee generale de la Revolution au XIV-e siecle (Engels)	545
Appendices
E. Jones. A Letter to the Advocates of the Co-operative Principle and to the Members of Co-operative Societies	573
E Jones. Co-operation. What It Is, and What It Ought To Be	582
List of Documents Despatched to Cologne during the Communist Trial	590
G. Eccarius. A Review of the Literature on the Coup d'etat	592
Preliminaries	592
No. 1	595
No. 2	599
No. 3	602
No. 4	604
No. 5	609
No. 6	612
No. 7	615
No. 8	617
Appeal for Support of the Men Sentenced in Cologne	621
Appeal for Support of the Representatives of the Proletariat Sentenced in Cologne, and Their Families	623
Notes & Indexes
Notes	629
Name Index	691
Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature	730
Index of Periodicals	746
Subject Index	753
Illustrations
Part of a page from the New York Daily Tribune containing Engels' article from the series Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany	77
Title-page of the journal Die Revolution in which The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte was published for the first time	101
Title-page of the journal Notes to the People, in which Engels' article "Real Causes Why the French Proletarians Remained Comparatively Inactive in December Last" was published	219
A page of the manuscript of The Great Men of the Exile (the main text is in Engels' hand, the addition in Marx's)	291
Title-page of the first edition of Marx's work Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne	397
Title-page of the 1853 Boston edition of Marx's Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne	447
Part of a page from The People's Paper containing an abridged version of Marx's article "Elections.-Financial Clouds.-The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery"	489
Last page of Engels' manuscript "Critical Review of Proudhon's Book Ideé genérale de la Revolution au XIX-e siecle"	564-65