Marx & Engels Collected Works
Volume 12
1853-1854
(Newspaper articles concerning global politics and other writings, including The Civil War in the United States)
Contents
Preface to Marx-Engels Collected Works Volume (12)
British Politics. Disraeli. The Refugees.Mazzini in London. Turkey
The Real Issue in Turkey (1853)
The London Press. Policy of Napoleon on the Turkish Question
The Turkish Question (March 1853)
The Berlin Conspiracy
What is to become of Turkey in Europe?
The Berlin Conspiracy. London Police. Mazzini. Radetzky.
Hirsch's Confessions
The New Financial Juggle; Or Gladstone And The Pennies
1. National Debt
2. National Expenditure
3. National Taxation
Achievements of The Ministry
Feargus O'Connor. Ministerial Defeats. The Budget.
L. S. D., or Class Budgets, and Who's Relieved by Them
I.—As to Expenditure and Revenue:
II. The Financial Scheme .
Riot at Constantinople. German Table Moving. The Budget
Soap for the People, A Sop for The Times. The Coalition Budget
"Immense Reduction!
The Rocket Affair. The Swiss Insurrection.
Political Position of the Swiss Republic
Revolution in China and in Europe
Affairs in Holland. Denmark. Conversion of the British Debt. India, Turkey and Russia.
Mazzini. Switzerland and Austria. The Turkish Question.
The Turkish Question. The Times. Russian Aggrandizement.
The Russian Humbug. Gladstone's Failure. Sir Charles Wood's East Indian Reforms.
The British Rule in India
London, Friday, June 10, 1853
English Prosperity. Strikes. The Turkish Question. India.
Turkey and Russia. Connivance of the Aberdeen Ministry with Russia. The Budget. Tax on Newspaper Supplements. Parliamentary Corruption
The East India Company-Its History and Results
London, Friday, June 24, 1853
The Indian Question. Irish Tenant Right
London, June 28, 1853
Russian Policy Against Turkey. Chartism
The Turkish War Question. The New-York Tribune in The House of Commons. The Government of India
Layard's Motion. Fight over the Ten-Hour Working Day
The Russo-Turkish Difficulty. Ducking and Dodging of The British Cabinet. Nesselrode's Last Note. The East India Question.
War in Burma. The Russian Question. Curious Diplomatic Correspondence.
The War Question. Doings of Parliament. India.
The Future Results of British Rule in India
London, Friday, July 22, 1853
Financial Failure of Government. Cabs. Ireland. The Russian Question
In The House of Commons. The Press on the Eastern Question. The Czar's Manifesto. Denmark.
Advertisement Duty. Russian Movements. Denmark. The United States in Europe.
The War Question. British Population and Trade Returns. Doings of Parliament
[ The War Question ]
[ British Population and Trade Returns ]
[ Doings of Parliament ]
Urquhart. Bem. The Turkish Question in The House of Lords.
The Turkish Question in The Commons
Affairs Continental and English
Michael Bakunin. To the Editor of The Morning Advertiser (September 2, 1853)
To the Editor of The Morning Advertiser
Rise in the Price of Corn. Cholera. Strikes. Sailors' Movement.
Letter to the editor of the People's Paper, September 10, 1853
How to Write History.- By a Foreign Correspondent
The Foreign Correspondent in Saturday's Morning Advertiser
The Vienna Note. The United States and Europe. Letters from Shumla. Peel's Bank Act
Political Movements. Scarcity of Bread in Europe
The Western Powers and Turkey. Imminent Economic Crisis. Railway Construction in India.
The Western Powers and Turkey. Symptoms of Economic Crisis.
Panic on the London Stock Exchange. Strikes.
The Russians in Turkey (Engels)
Lord Palmerston (eight articles)
Publishers' Note (International Publishers edition, 1969)
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The War Question— Financial Matters— Strikes
[ The War Question ]
[ Financial Matters ]
[ Strikes ]
The Turkish Manifesto. France's Economic Position
Arrest of Delescluze. Denmark. Austria. The Times on the Prospects of War Against Russia.
Movements of the Armies in Turkey (Engels)
The Holy War (Engels)
War. Strikes. Dearth
[ War ]
[ Strikes ]
[ Dearth ]
Persian Expedition in Afghanistan and Russian Expedition in Central Asia. Denmark. The Fighting on the Danube and in Asia. Wigan Colliers.
Progress of The Turkish War (November 8, 1853)
The Russian Defeats (1853)
The Labor Question (November 1853)
Prosperity. The Labor Question
Progress of The Turkish War (December 7, 1853)
David Urquhart
The Knight of Noble Consciousness
Manteuffel's Speech. Religious Movement in Prussia. Mazzini's Address. London Corporation. Russell's Reform. Labor Parliament.
The War on the Danube (December 1853)
The Turkish War.Industrial Distress.
The Quadruple Convention. England and The War.
The Russian Victory. Position of England and France.
Palmerston's Resignation
Progress of The Turkish War (December 23, 1853)
The European War (February 1854)
The Western Powers and Turkey (January 10, 1854)
The War in the East (January 1854)
The Last Battle in Europe (1853)
The Fighting in the East. Finances of Austria and France. Fortification of Constantinople.
The Czar's Views. Prince Albert.
Fortification of Constantinople. Denmark's Neutrality. Composition of British Parliament. Crop Failure in Europe
Count Orlov's Mission. Russian Finances During the War.
Blue Books. Parliamentary Debates on February 6. Count Orlov's Mission. Operations of the Allied Fleet. The Irish Brigade. Concerning the Convocation of the Labor Parliament
Russian Diplomacy. The Blue Book on the Eastern Question. Montenegro.
Apropos Carey