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ENGELS.THE POSITION OF ENGLANDTheBritish Constitution.................  32FREDERICK ENGELS.[THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS IN ENG-LAND.—THE CHARTIST MOVEMENT.—IRELAND].·.59FREDERICK ENGELS.THE MASTERS AND THE WORKERSIN ENGLAND.To the Worker Editors of L'Atelier..   .  62FREDERICK ENGELS.[THE CHARTIST MOVEMENT]...  65FREDERICK ENGELS.[THE COERCION BILL FOR IRELANDAND THE CHARTISTS].·..·····.·.   68FREDERICK ENGELS.FEARGUS O'CONNOR AND THEIRISH PEOPLE..·.  .·.···.·····71KARL MARX.SPEECH ON THE QUESTION OF FREETRADE.Delivered to the Democratic Association of Brusselsat Its Public Meeting of January 9,1848...   ..·.  74KARL MARX.A REVIEW OF GUIZOT’S BOOK,WHY HASTHE ENGLISH REUOLUT1ON BEEN SUCCESSFUL?..  89FREDERICK EN'GELS.THE ENGLISH TEN HOURS BILL..96KARL MARX.THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.—TORIESAND WHIGS..............    ...109KARL MARX.THE CHARTISTS...........116KARL MARX.CORRUPTION AT ELECTIONS.......125KARL MARX.POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE COM-MERCIAL EXCITEMENT..   ..........132KARL MARX.[ATTEMPTS TO FORM A NEW OPPOSITIONPARTY]       ·   .   .,,..    .,·..137  \nKARL MARX.THE DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND ANDSLAVERY..   .         ..·.......142KARL MARX.CAPITAL PUNISHMENT........149KARL MARX.PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.—THE CLERGYAND THE STRUGGLE FOR THE TEN-HOUR DAY.一STARVATION.      .   .   ...     .....153KARL MARX.FORCED EMIGRATION.........160KARL MARX.THE BRITISH RULE IN INDIA......165KARL MARX.THE EAST INDIA COMPANY—ITS HISTORYAND RESULTS......   ..........172KARL MARX.IRISH TENANT RIGHT.........182KARL MARX.[THE LABOUR MOVEMENT IN BRITAIN]..188KARL MARX.THE FUTURE RESULTS OF THE BRITISHRULE IN INDIA...   ............195KARL MARX.LORD PALMERSTON.First Article..  ...202KARL MARX.THE LABOUR QUESTION........210KARL MARX.LETTER TO THE LABOUR PARLIAMENT..214KARL MARX.THE ENGLISH MIDDLE CLASS......216KARL MARX.THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION......219KARL MARX.THE CRISIS IN ENGLAND........223KARL MARX.A MEETING.............227KARL MARX.THE ASSOCIATION FOR ADMINISTRATIVEREFORM.—[PEOPLE’S 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THE REVOLT IN THE INDIAN ARMY…………279  \nKARL MARX. From THE INDIAN QUESTION………………………………283  \nKARL MARX.[BRITISH INCOMES IN INDIA].. ………………288  \nKARL MARX. [POLITICAL PARTIES IN ENGLAND]…………293  \nKARL MARX. THE INDIAN BILL. . ……………………………………295  \nKARL MARX. THE OPIUM TRADE. . . ………………………………300  \nKARL MARX.From POLITICAL REVIEW. . . ……………………304  \nKARL MARX.THE LONDON TIMES AND LORD PALMER-  \nSTON... . . . …………………………………………………………………………307  \nKARL MARX. THE CRISIS IN ENGLAND. .. ………………313  \nKARL MARX. THE OPINION OF THE NEWSPAPERS AND  \nTHE OPINION OF THE PEOPLE. . .. .. ………………318  \nKARL MARX. A PRO-AMERICAN MEETING . . . . .. 322  \nKARL MARX. ENGLISH PUBLIC OPINION…………………………………325  \nKARL MARX. A LONDON WORKERS’MEETING. …………331  \nKARL MARX. THE MOOD AGAINST INTERVENTION………335  \nKARL MARX. INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF THE WORKING  \nMEN’S INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 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