Karl Marx, Frederick Engels. Volume 7, Marx and Engels, 1848

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by  Engels, Friedrich;Marx, Karl

MARX & ENGELS
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VOLUME 7
Marx and Engels 1848
KARL MARX
FREDERICK ENGELS
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Marx and Engels 1848
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Contents
Preface XV
KARL MARX AND FREDERICK ENGELS
March-November 1848
1. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Demands of the Communist Party
in Germany 3
2. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Letter to Etienne Cabet, Editor of
the Populaire 8
3. Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. To the Committee of the German
Democratic Society in Paris 10
4. Karl Marx. To the Editor of the Newspaper L'Alba 11
KARL MARX AND FREDERICK ENGELS
ARTICLES FROM THE NEUE RHEINISCHE ZEITUNG
June 1-November 7, 1848
June
5. Statement of the Editorial Board of the Neue Rheinische
Zeitung 15
6. The Assembly at Frankfurt 16
7. Hüser 20
8. The Latest Heroic Deed of the House of Bourbon 24
9. The Democratic Party 27
10. Camphausen's Statement at the Session of May 30 30
11. Defeat of the German Troops at Sundewitt 34
12. Questions of Life and Death 36
13. The Camphausen Government 39
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14. The Question of Union 41
15. TheWarComedy 42
16. The Reaction 45
17. Comité de sûreté générale in Berlin 46
18. The Programmes of the Radical-Democratic Party and of the
Left at Frankfurt 48
19. The Agreement Debates in Berlin 53
20. The Agreement Debates 57
21. The Question of the Address 62
22. A New Partition of Poland 64
23. The Shield of the Dynasty 66
24. Cologne in Danger 68
25. An Admission of Incompetence by the Assemblies of Frankfurt
and Berlin 72
26. The Berlin Debate on the Revolution 73
27. The Position of the Parties in Cologne 87
28. The Agreement Assembly of June 15 89
29. The Prague Uprising 91
30. Valdenaire's Arrest—Sebaldt 94
31. The Agreement Assembly Session of June 17 96
32. The Stupp Amendment 101
33. A New Policy in Posen 104
34. The Downfall of the Camphausen Government 106
35. The Downfall of the Camphausen Government 107
36. The First Deed of the German National Assembly in
Frankfurt 109
37. The Hansemann Government Ill
38. The Neue Berliner Zeitung on the Chartists 113
39. Threatof the GervinusZeitung 115
40. Patow's Redemption Memorandum 117
41. The Democratic Character of the Uprising 119
42. News from Paris 121
43. Reichensperger 122
44. News from Paris 123
45. Details about the 23rd of June 124
46. News from Paris 128
47. The Northern Starabout the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 129
48. The 23rd of June 130
49. The 24th of June 134
50. The 25th of June 139
51. The June Revolution 144
Contents VTT
July
52. The Kölnische Zeitung on the June Revolution 150
53. The June Revolution (The Course of the Paris Uprising) 157
54. Germany's Foreign Policy 165
55. Marrast and Thiers 168
56. The Agreement Debates 170
57. Arrests 176
58. Arrests 177
59. The Agreement Debates 180
60. Legal Proceedings against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 186
61. The Berlin Agreement Debates 189
62. The Government of Action 194
63. The Agreement Debate 195
64. The Ministerial Crisis 199
65. The Agreement Session of July 4 (Second Article) 200
66. Legal Proceedings against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 208
67. German Foreign Policy and the Latest Events in Prague 212
68. The Agreement Debates of July 7 216
69. Herr Forstmann on the State Credit 223
70. The Agreement Debates 226
71. The Debate on Jacoby's Motion 232
72. The Suppression of the Clubs in Stuttgart and Heidelberg 248
73. The Prussian Press Bill 250
74. The Faedrelandon the Armistice with Denmark 253
75. The Civic Militia Bill 256
76. The Armistice with Denmark 266
77. The Armistice "Negotiations" 270
78. The Concordia of Turin 271
79. The Agreement Debates on the District Estates (Agreement
Session of July 18) 273
80. The Bill on the Compulsory Loan and Its Motivation 278
81. Armistice Negotiations with Denmark Broken Off 287
82. The Dissolution of the Democratic Associations in Baden 288
83. The Bill Proposing the Abolition of Feudal Obligations 290
August
84. The Kölnische Zeitungon the State of Affairs in England 296
85. The Agreement Debate about the Valdenaire Affair 301
86. The Milan Bulletin 305
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87. The Russian Note 307
88. Miscellaneous 314
89. Bakunin 315
90. The Hansemann Government and the Old-Prussian Criminal
Bill 317
91. The Kölnische Zeitung on the Compulsory Loan 319
92. Proudhon's Speech against Thiers 321
93. Dr. Gottschalk 325
94. Debate about the Existing Redemption Legislation 327
95. The "Model State" of Belgium : 333
96. The Frankfurt Assembly Debates the Polish Question 337
97. The Danish Armistice and Hansemann 382
98. The German Citizenship and the Prussian Police 383
99. The Italian Liberation Struggle and the Cause of Its Present
Failure 385
100. Charles Albert's Betrayal 388
101. The Attempt to Expel Schapper 390
102. Geiger and Schapper 393
103. The Kölnische Zeitung about Italy 395
104. The Zeitungs-Halle on the Rhine Province 399
September
105. Mediation and Intervention. Radetzky and Cavaignac 402
106. The Antwerp Death Sentences 404
107. The Conflict between Marx and Prussian Citizenship 407
108. The Danish Armistice 411
109. Editorial Note Accompanying the Article "The Financial Project
of the Left" 416
110. The Fall of the Government of Action 417
111. His Successors 420
112. The Danish-Prussian Armistice 421
113. Arrests 426
114. The Crisis and the Counter-Revolution 427
115. Army Order, Election Candidates, Semi-Official Comments on
Prussian Ambiguity 434
116. Freedom of Debate in Berlin 436
117. Ratification of the Armistice 439
118. The Uprising in Frankfurt 442
119. The Faedrelandon the Armistice 446
Contents IX
120. The Government of the Counter-Revolution 448
121. The Cologne Committee of Public Safety 450
122. Public Prosecutor Hecker Questions People Who Had Attended
the Worringen Meeting 451
123. Counter-Revolution in Cologne 452
124. An Attempt to Arrest Moll 454
125. State of Siege in Cologne 455
October
126. Editorial Statement Concerning the Reappearance of the Neue
Rheinische Zeitung 456
127. Revolution in Vienna 457
128. The Latest News from the "Model State" 459
129. The "Revolution of Cologne" 462
130. The Pfuel Government 466
131. Thiers' Speech Concerning a General Mortgage Bank with a
Legal Rate 467
132. The Frankfurter Oberpostamts-Zeitung and the Viennese Revolu
tion '. 472
133. Reply of the King of Prussia to the Delegation of the National
Assembly 474
134. Reply of Frederick William IV to the Delegation of the Civic
Militia 476
135. The Réforme on the June Insurrection 478
136. English-French Mediation in Italy 480
137. The "Model Constitutional State" 482
138. Public Prosecutor "Hecker" and the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 485
November
139. "Appeal of the Democratic Congress to the German People" 490
140. The Paris Réforme on the Situation in France 493
141. The Viennese Revolution and the Kölnische Zeitung 496
142. The Latest News from Vienna, Berlin and Paris 498
143. Our Bourgeoisie and Dr. Nuckel 500
144. News from Vienna 501
145. The Victory of the Counter-Revolution in Vienna 503
146. Frederick Engels. From Paris to JBerne 507
I. Seine and Loire ^11
II. Burgundy 524
Contents
APPENDICES
1. Receipts of the Central Authority of the Communist League for
Money Received and Paid Out 533
2. To All Workers of Germany 535
3. Marx's Application for Prussian Citizenship 537
4. Account of a Statement Made by Karl Marx to the Cologne Police
Inspector 538
5. Prospectus for the Founding of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 539
6. Minutes of the Meeting of the Cologne Community of the
' Communist League 542
7. Articles of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung Company 543
8. Legal Investigation against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 554
9. Legal Proceedings against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 555
10. Report of the Speeches Made by Marx and Engels at the General
Meeting of the Democratic Society in Cologne on August 4,
1848 556
11. Announcement of the Convocation of the Rhenish District
Congress of Democratic Associations 558
12. The Legal Proceedings against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 560
13. Karl Marx to Police Superintendent Geiger 561
14. From the Minutes of the General Meeting of the Democratic
Society in Cologne Held on August 11, 1848 562
15. Protest of the Democratic Society in Cologne against the
Incorporation of Posen in the German Confederation 554
16. The Legal Investigation against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 566
17. Record of Engels' Speech at the Public Meeting of the First
Congress of Rhenish Democrats Held at Cologne on August 13,
1848 567
18. Note in the Neue Rheinische Zeitung on Marx's Departure for
Vienna 568
19. From a Newspaper Item Listing the Names of Visitors Who Had
Just Arrived in Vienna 569
20. Newspaper Reports of Marx's Speech in the Vienna Democratic
Association on August 28, 1848 570
21. Newspaper Reports of Marx's Speech in the First Workers'
Association of Vienna on August 30, 1848 572
22. Report of Marx's Lecture on Wage Labour and Capital at the
Meeting of the First Workers' Association of Vienna on Sep
tember 2, 1848 573
23. Report of Platoon Leader Mentes of the Cologne Civic Militia 574
24. Reply 575
25. Legal Proceedings against the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 576
Contents XI
26. Address to the German National Assembly in Frankfurt Adopted
by a Public Meeting Held in Cologne on September 7, 1848 577
27. Minutes of the Committee Meeting of the Cologne Workers'
Association Held on September 11, 1848 579
28. Letter Written by von Kühlwetter, Minister of the Interior, to
Karl Marx 581
29. Mass Meeting and the Committee of Public Safety 582
30. Mass Meeting in Worringen 586
31. Decision of the Mass Meeting 588
32. Announcement of the Responsible Publishers of the Neue
Rheinische Zeitung 590
33. Announcement of the Responsible Publishers of the Neue
Rheinische Zeitung 591
34. Invitation to Subscribe to the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 592
35. Warrant for the Arrest of Heinrich Bürgers and Friedrich
Engels 593
36. Black List 594
37. From the Minutes of the Committee Meeting of the Cologne
Workers' Association on October 16, 1848. Entry of Marx's
Speech in Connection with His Assumption of the Presidency 595
38. From the Minutes of the General Meeting of the Cologne
Workers' Association on October 22, 1848 597
39. From the Minutes of the Committee Meeting of the Cologne
Workers' Association on November 6, 1848. Entry Relating to
Marx's Report on the Events in Vienna 598
NOTES AND INDEXES
Notes 601
Name Index 654
Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature 681
Index of Periodicals 693
Subject Index 699
ILLUSTRATIONS
Demands of the Communist Party in Germany, leaflet published in
Cologne in 1848 5
First page of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung No. 1 21
First page of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung containing Marx's article
"The June Revolution" 145
Plan of Paris in June 1848 146-47