H. Collins – C. Abramsky. Karl Marx and the British Labour Movement.

CONTENTS

Preface

Part One

FOUNDATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL

I – Early Attempts at a Labour International

II – Origins of the First International

III – Karl Marx and the Foundation of the International

IV – Marx’s Conception of the International

Part Two

THE INTERNATIONAL IN ENGLAND, 1864-9

V – The International in England. Progress: 1864-7

Appendices

VI – The International in England. Stagnation: 1867-9

Part Three

CONFLICT OF IDEAS IN THE INTERNATIONAL, 1864-9

VII – London and Geneva

VIII – From Geneva to Brussels

IX – From Brussels to Basle

Part Four

THE WAR AND THE PARIS COMMUNE

X – From Basle to the French Republic

XI – From the Fall of France to the Paris Commune

XII – From the Paris Commune to the London Conference, 1871

Part Five

THE LAST PHASE

XIII – The London Conference of 1871. Bakunin in the International

XIV – From the London Conference to The Hague

XV – After The Hague

Conclusions

Appendices