Marx & Engels Selected Works (Vol. 3)

Critique of the Gotha Programme. (M)	9
Foreword (E)	9
Letter to W. Bracke. May 5, 1875. (M)	11
Marginal Notes to the Programme of the German Workers’ Party. (M)	13
I	13
II	22
III	24
IV	25
Letter from Engels to A. Bebel, March 18-28, 1875.	31
Letter from Engels to Karl Kautsky, February 23, 1891.	38
Introduction to Dialectics of Nature. (E)	41
Old Preface to [Anti]-Dühring. On Dialectics. (E)	58
The Part Played by Labour in the Transition from Ape to Man. (E)	66
Marx. (E)	78
Marx and Engels to A. Bebel, W. Liebknecht, W. Bracke and Others (“Circular Letter”). Extract III. The Manifesto of the Three Zurichers	88
Socialism: Utopian and Scientific. (E)	95
Special Introduction to the English Edition of 1892	95
I	115
II	126
III	133
First Draft of the Reply to Vera Zasulich’s Letter. (M)	152
Speech at the Graveside of Marx. (E)	162
Marx and the Neue Rheinische Zeitung (1848-1849), (E)	164
On the History of the Communist League. (E)	173
The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State. (E)	191
Preface to the First Edition 1884	191
Preface to the Fourth German Edition 1891. On the History of the Primitive Family (Bachofen, McLennan, Morgan)	193
I. Prehistoric Stages of Culture	204
1. Savagery	204
2. Barbarism	206
II. The Family	209
III. The Iroquois Gens	255
IV. The Grecian Gens	268
V. The Rise of the Athenian State	275
VI. The Gens and the State in Rome	285
VII. The Gens among the Celts and Germans	293
VIII. The Formation of the State among the Germans	306
IX. Barbarism and Civilisation	316
Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy. (E)	335
Foreword to the 1888 Edition	335
I	337
II	345
III	353
IV	360
The Role of Force in History. (E)	377
A Critique of the Draft Social-Democratic Programme of 1891. (E)	429
I. Preamble in Ten Paragraphs	429
II Political Demands	433
III. Economic Demands	438
Appendix to Section I	438
Preface to Condition of the Working Class in England. (E)	440
The Future Italian Revolution and the Socialist Party. (E)	453
The Peasant Question in France and Germany. (E)	457
I	458
II	468
Letters.	477
Engels to P. L. Lavrov, November 12-17, 1875	477
Engels to W. Blos, November 10, 1877	480
Engels to K. Kautsky, September 12, 1882	480
Engels to Florence Kelley-Wischnewetzky, December 28, 1886	481
Engels to C. Schmidt, August 5, 1890	483
Engels to Otto von Boenigk, August 21, 1890	485
Engels to J. Bloch, September 21[-22], 1890	487
Engels to C. Schmidt, October 27, 1890	489
Engels to F. Mehring, July 14, 1893	495
Engels to N. F. Danielson, October 17, 1893	499
Engels to W. Borgius, January 25, 1894	502
Engels to W. Sombart, March 11, 1895	504