MARX & ENGELS COLLECTED WORKS VOLUME 2 Frederick Engels 1838-42 KARL MARX FREDERICK ENGELS Volume 2 Frederick Engels 1838-42 2010 Lawrence & Wishart Electric Book file:///G|/Temp/menewisbns/intros/meint_2.htm[31/08/2011 18:35:17] Editorial commissions: GREAT BRITAIN: Jack Cohen, Maurice Cornforth, Maurice Dobb, E. J. Hobsbawm, James Klugmann, Margaret Mynatt. USA: James S. Allen, Philip S. Foner, Dirk J. Struik, William W. Weinstone. USSR: N. P. Karmanova, V. N. Pavlov, M. K. Shcheglova, T. Y. Solovyova, Y. V. Yeremin, P. N. Fedoseyev, L. I. Golman, A. I. Malysh, A. G. Yegorov, V. Y. Zevin. Digital Edition Copyright © Lawrence & Wishart 2010 Digital production: Electric Book ISBN 978-1-84327-946-4 All rights reserved. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study, research, criticism or review, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, electrical, chemical, mechanical, optical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner. file:///D|/Temp/menewisbns/me2.htm[09/12/2010 14:18:39] Contents Preface XIII FREDERICK ENGELS WORKS August 1838-December 1842 1. The Bedouin 3 2. To the Enemies 5 3. Book Wisdom 6 4. Letters from Wuppertal 7 5. To the Bremen Courier 26 6. Open Letter to Dr. Runkel 27 7. F. W. Krummacher's Sermon on Joshua 29 8. From Elberfeld 30 9. German Volksbücher 32 10. Karl Beck 41 11. Retrograde Signs of the Times 47 12. Platen 53 13. On the Invention of Printing > 55 14. Joel Jacoby 63 15. Requiem for the German Adelszeitung 66 16. Modern Literary Life 71 I. Karl Gutzkow as Dramatist 71 II. Modern Polemics 81 17. On Anastasius Grün 94 18. Landscapes 95 19. Reports from Bremen 102 Theatre. Publishing Festival 102 Literature 104 VI Contents 20. An Evening 107 21. Reports from Bremen 112 An Outing to Bremerhaven 112 22. Two Sermons by F. W. Krummacher 121 23. On the Death of Immermann 123 24. Reports from Bremen 126 Rationalism and .Pietism 126 Shipping Project. Theatre. Manoeuvres 128 25. St. Helena 131 26. Siegfried's Native Town 132 27. Ernst Moritz Arndt 137 28. Night Ride 151 29. The Emperor's Procession 153 30. Reports from Bremen 155 Ecclesiastical Controversy 155 Relation to Literature. Music 158 Low German 159 31. Immermann's Memorabilien 161 32. Wanderings in Lombardy 170 I. Over the Alpsl 170 33. Schelling on Hegel 181 34. Schelling and Revelation 189 35. Schelling, Philosopher in Christ 241 36. North- and South-German Liberalism 265 37. Diary of a Guest Student 268 I -.-, 268 II 270 38. Rhenish Festivals 274 39. Marginalia to Texts of Our Time 277 40. Polemic Against Leo 281 41. Alexander Jung, "Lectures on Modern German Literature" 284 42. Participation in the Debates of the Baden Chamber of Deputies 298 43. The Liberalism of the Spenersche Zeitung 300 44. The End of the Criminalistische Zeitung 302 45. On the Critique of the Prussian Press Laws 304 46. The Insolently Threatened Yet Miraculously Rescued Bible 313 Canto the First 315 Canto the Second 326 Canto the Third 334 Canto the Fourth 344 47. F. W. Andrea and the High Nobility of Germany 352 48. Berlin Miscellany 353 49. Centralisation and Freedom 355 50. Frederick William IV, King of Prussia 360 Contents VII 51. The English View of the Internal Crises 368 52. The Internal Crises 370 53. The Position of the Political Parties 375 54. The Condition of the Working Class in England 378 55. The Corn Laws 380 LETTERS August 1838-August 1842 1838 1. To Marie Engels, August 28-29 385 2. To Friedrich and Wilhelm Graeber, September 1 388 3. To Marie Engels, September 11 390 4. To Friedrich and Wilhelm Graeber, September 17-18 392 5. To Marie Engels, October 9-10 399 6. To Marie Engels, November 13 402 7. To Marie Engels, end of December 403 1839 8. To Marie Engels, January 7 405 9. To Friedrich Graeber, January 20 407 10. To Friedrich Graeber, February 19 414 11. To Hermann Engels, March 11-12 417 12. To Marie Engels, March 12 419 13. To Friedrich Graeber, April 8-9 420 14. To Marie Engels, April 10 423 15. To Friedrich Graeber, about April 23-May 1 425 16. To Marie Engels, April 28 437 17. To Wilhelm Graeber, about April 28-30 442 18. To Marie Engels, May 23 447 19. To Wilhelm Graeber, May 24-June 15 448 20. To Friedrich Graeber, June 15 453 21. To Friedrich Graeber, July 12-27 457 22. To Friedrich Graeber, after July 27 463 23. To Wilhelm Graeber, July 30 464 24. To Marie Engels, September 28 469 25. To Wilhelm Graeber, October 8 471 26. To Wilhelm Graeber, October 20-21 474 27. To Friedrich Graeber, October 29 476 28. To Wilhelm Graeber, November 13-20 481 29. To Friedrich Graeber, December 9, 1839-February 5, 1840 487 VIII Contents 1840 30. To Levin Schücking, June 18 494 31. To Levin Schücking, July 2 496 32. To Marie Engels, July 7-9 498 33. To Marie Engels, August 4 501 34. To Marie Engels, August 20-25 503 35. To Marie Engels, September 18-19 507 36. To Marie Engels, October 29 510 37. To Wilhelm Graeber, November 20 513 38. To Marie Engels, December 6-9 516 39. To Marie Engels, December 21-28 519 1841 40. To Marie Engels, February 18 523 41. To Friedrich Graeber, February 22 525 42. To Marie Engels, March 8-11 528 43. To Marie Engels, April5 531 44. To Marie Engels, about the beginning of May 532 45. To Marie Engels, about the end of August 533 46. To Marie Engels, September 9 534 1842 47. To Marie Engels, January 5-6 536 48. To Marie Engels, April 14-16 539 49. To Marie Engels 542 50. To Arnold Ruge, June 15 , 543 51. To Marie Engels, July 2 544 52. To Arnold Ruge, July 26 545 53. To Marie Engels, August 2-8 546 EARLY LITERARY EXPERIMENTS 1833-1837 1. To My Grandfather 553 2. Poem, 1836 554 3. Poem, probably written early in 1837 555 4. A Pirate Tale 557 5. The Single Combat of Eteocles and Polynices 572 APPENDICES 1. Birth Certificate of Friedrich Engels 577 2. Friedrich Engels Senior to Karl Snethlage, December 1, 1820 578 Contents IX 3. Baptism Certificate of Friedrich Engels 580 4. Friedrich Engels Senior to His Wife Elise, August 27, 1835 581 5. School-Leaving Reference for Prima Pupil Friedrich Engels 584 6. Friedrich Engels Senior to Karl Snethlage, October 5, 1842 586 7. Certificate of Conduct for the One-Year Volunteer Friedrich Engels 588 NOTES AND INDEXES Notes 591 Name Index 621 Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature 646 Index of Periodicals 662 Subject Index 669 ILLUSTRATIONS Frederick Engels in 1839 8-9 Pages 208 and 209 of the Gutenbergs-Album containing M. J. Quin- tana's poem A la invenciôn de la imprenta and Engels' translation .... 57 Title-page of Engels' pamphlet Schelling and Revelation 193 Title-page of Engels' pamphlet Schelling, Philosopher in Christ 245 Title-page of Engels' pamphlet The Insolently Threatened Yet Miracu lously Rescued Bible 317 Engels' caricature of "The Free", the Berlin group of Young Hegelians 329 Frederick Engels in the 1840s 376-77 Facsimile of Engels' letter to Wilhelm Graeber of April 28-30, 1839 440-41 Facsimile of the beginning of Engels' letter to Marie Engels of December 6-9, 1840 520-21 Facsimile of the end of Engels' letter to Marie Engels of December 6-9, 1840 520-21 Cover of Engels' history exercise book 569 Drawing by Engels from his history exercise book 570 Engels' mother and father 552-53 The house in Barmen where Engels was born 552-53 The gymnasium in Elberfeld where Engels studied 584-85 TRANSLATORS: ROBERT BROWNING: The Single Combat of Eteocles and Polynias JACK COHEN: Letters 1-25, 41-53, and Appendix 4 RICHARD DIXON: Appendix 6 CLEMENS DUTT: Works 4, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 41, 42, 49-55, and Appendix 2 ALEX MILLER: Poems BARBARA RUHEMANN: Works 6-10, 16, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 30-40, 43-45, 47, 48, Letters 26-40, and Appendices 1, 3, 5 and 7 CHRISTOPHER UPWARD: A Pirate Tale