Table of Contents

Engels and Das Kapital; the general; Engels and the working classes 1850-1870 - the workers in Britain, the workers in France, the workers in Germany; the first international 1864-1872 - the founding of the first international, Marx and the first international, 1864-70, the international in England, the international in France, the international in Germany, the international and the labour movement, the international and the Irish question, Engels and the general council, 1870-2, the international and the Paris Commune, 1871, Bakunin and the international, the international in Spain, the international in Italy, the Hague Congress, 1872; Marx and Engels - the last phase 1870-1883; the champion of Marxism 1872-1879 - anti-Bakunin, 1872-3, anti-Proudhon, 1872, anti-Blanqui, 1874, anti-Lassalle, 1875, anti-Duhring, 1878, anti-Hochberg, 1879; Engels as historian; Engels and the German social democrat party 1878-1890; the leader of the orchestra 1883-1895 - the legacy of Marx, the father of international socialism, the second international, conclusion.

About the Author

W.O. Henderson