Marx & Engels Collected Works
Volume 16
1858-1860
Contents
Preface to Marx-Engels Collected Works Volume (16)
The English Bank Act of 1844
Commercial Crises and Currency in Britain (1858)
Trade or Opium?
September 20, 1858
Opium Trade. Free Trade and Monopoly
September 25, 1858
Another Strange Chapter of Modern History
The Anglo-Chinese Treaty
October 5, 1858
British Commerce and Finance
Mazzini's New Manifesto
A New French Revolutionary Manifesto
The British and Chinese Treaty
October 15, 1858
The Question of the Abolition of Serfdom in Russia
The King of Prussia's Insanity
Russian Progress in Central Asia
The Prussian Regency
Affairs in Prussia (October 16, 1858)
Affairs in Prussia (October 19, 1858)
Russia's Successes in The Far East
Mr. John Bright
The Prosecution of Montalembert
The New Ministry (November 6, 1858)
The New Ministry (November 9, 1858)
Affairs in Prussia (November 16, 1858)
Project for the Regulation of the Price of Bread in France
Affairs in Prussia (November 23, 1858)
Europe in 1858
Affairs in Prussia (December 4, 1858)
The Question of the Ionian Islands
The Excitement in Ireland
The Emancipation Question (Marx, 1858)
I. Berlin, Dec. 29, 1858
II. Berlin, Dec. 31, 1858
On Italian Unity (Marx, 1859)
The War Prospect in Europe (1859)
Affairs in Prussia (January 11, 1859)
The Money Panic in Europe (1859)
Louis Napoleon's Position
The French Army (1859)
German Resources for War (1859)
The Austrian Hold on Italy
The State of British Manufactures (Februrary 1859)
Chances of the Impending War (1859)
The New British Reform Bill (1859)
The State of British Manufactures (March 1859)
Po and Rhine
I. Whether it is true that the Rhine must be defended at the Po.
II. Italy should be left to manage its own affairs.
III. What is sauce for the Goose is sauce for the gander.
IV. Real and natural borders are determined by language and fellow-feeling.
Peace or War (1859)
A Sigh From The Tuileries
The War Prospect in France (1859)
The War Prospect in Prussia (1859)
A Historic Parallel (1859)
The Proposed Peace Congress (1859) (1)
Great Trouble in Indian Finances
War Inevitable (April 1859)
The Proposed Peace Congress (1859) (2)
The State of The Question. Germany Arming
Prospects of the War (May 1859)
The Financial Panic (April 1859)
Fair Professions (Marx, 1859)
Austria, Prussia and Germany in the War
The War (May 1859)
Highly Important from Vienna
The War - No Progress (May 1859)
Fighting At Last (May 1859)
The Battle of Montebello
A Prussian View of the War
The Campaign in Italy (May 1859)
Strategy of The War (May 1859)
Mazzini's Manifesto (1859)
Progress of The War (June 1859)
Military Events (June 1859)
The Austrian Defeat (June 1859)
A Chapter of History (June 1859)
Spree and Mincio
The Austrian Withdrawal to the Mincio
The News from The War (June 1859)
The Battle at Solferino (June 1859)
Historical Justice (July 1859)
The Battle of Solferino
Erfurtery in the Year 1859
What Has Italy Gained? (1859)
On Ernest Jones. From the "Political Review" of Das Volk
The Peace (July 1859)
Introductory Note to the"Memoir on Russia, for the Instruction of the Present Emperor"
The Treaty of Villafranca
The Italian War - Retrospect
I.
II.
III.
Truth Testified (July 1859)
Invasion! (July 1859)
The French Disarmament (July 1859)
Quid Pro Quo (Marx, 1859)
II
III
IV
Karl Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy
I
II
British Commerce (August 1859)
Louis Napoleon and Italy
Population, Crime, and Pauperism (1859)
Manufactures and Commerce (September 1859)
Kossuth and Louis Napoleon
The Future of Italy (September 1859)
The New Chinese War (September 1859)
II
III
IV
Letter to the editor of The Free Press, September 1859
Electoral Corruption in England (October 1859)
A Radical View of the Peace (October 1859)
Trade with China (1859)
December 3, 1859
Trouble in Germany (November 1859)
The Invasion Panic in England
Progress of the Moorish War
The Moorish War (February 18, 1860)
Savoy and Nice
The Moorish War (March 17, 1860)
Savoy, Nice and the Rhine
I
II
III
IV
Symptoms of the Revival of France's Internal Life
The Italian War (1859)
On the Division of Labour (1859)
The French Slave Trade
Statement by the Editorial Board of the Newspaper Das Volk
Gatherings from the Press
Note by the Editorial Board of Das Volk
Political Review (August 1859)