Karl Marx, an intimate biography

✍ Scribed by Saul K. Padover.

• Publisher: McGraw-Hill,
• Year: 1978
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 706
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Introduction
Family Background
Rabbinical Ancestors
Karl Marx's Father
Karl Marx's Mother
Heinrich Marx's Conversion to Christianity
Youth
Trier
Karl's Siblings and Baptism
Gymnasium
Jenny von Westphalen
Bonn University (1835-1836)
The Matriculant
The First-Tear Student
Student Societies
Duels and Debts
Berlin University (1836-1841)
Classes and Professors
The Urge for Philosophy
Sturm und Drang
Emotional Turmoil
Plays and Poems
The Angst-driven Father
The Letter of November 10, 1837
The Father's Last Letters
The Mother
Doctor of Philosophy
The Young Hegelians
The Doctoral Dissertation
Return to Rhineland
Trier and Bonn
Journalism and Censorship
Feuerbach and Religion
Rheinischet Zeitung
Founding
Politics and Religion
The Fighting Editor
The Fatal Censorship
Love and Marriage
Jenny
Honeymoon
Philosophy and Religion
Hegelianism
“On the Jewish Question”
Paris
The Deutsch-Französische Jahrbücher
Contacts
Engels
First Efforts at Economics
Jenny and Jennychen
Expulsion from Paris
Brussels
The Beginnings of Exile
Lenchen
Man without a Country
Engels
The German Ideology
Communists and the Manifesto
Communist Organizations
Communist Friends
Wilhelm Weitling
Hermann Kriege
The Poverty of Philosophy
The Communist Manifesto
The Year of Revolution
Expulsion from Brussels
Paris Again
Cologne
Neue Rheinische Zeitung
Paris Interlude and Exile
London
Lodgings in Misery
Neue Rheinische Zeitung. Politisch-Okonomische
Revue
The Bitter Fruits of Poverty
New York Daily Tribune
The First Years
Gradual Loss of Income
Political Economy
Research
Trouble with a Publisher
Critique of Political Economy
Herr Vogt
In search of Geld
Zalt-Bommel
Berlin
Engels to the Rescue
Inheritances
Annuity
Das Kapital
Interrupted Work
The Book
A Visit to Germany
The Kugelmann Interlude
The Publication
The Battle for Recognition
Das Kapital's Slow Triumph
The First International
The Start
The Organization of the General Council
The Political Program
Printer's Ink
Organization and Policies
The General Council
Affiliated Unions
Marx's Role
Theory of Revolution
Marx Assigns a Revolutionary Role to England
Battle with Bakunin
The Franco-Prussian War
Increasing Troubles
The Hague Congress
The End of the International
The Paris Commune
Organization
The Destruction of the Commune
Calumnies
Interviews with American Newspapermen
The Arrest of Marx's Daughters in France
Some Further Consequences
The Lessons of the Commune
Paterfamilias
Husband
Father
The Daughters
Jenny Longuet ("Jennychen")
Laura Laforgue
Helene and Henry Frederick
Demuth I 506
Eleanor ("Tussy")
Final Years
Breakdown
Karlsbad
The Gotha Program
Return to Karlsbad
Karlsbad for the Last Time
Neuenahr
Malvern and Jersey
Jenny's Death
Ventnor
Algiers
Monte Carlo
Argenteuil and Enghien I
Switzerland
Ventnor Again
The End
Appendixes
Chronology: The Life of Karl Marx I
Marx’s Paternal Ancestors
Marx's Maternal Relatives
Marx's Siblings
Marx’s Descendants
Gymnasium Graduation Certificate
First Literary Contract
The Question of Marx's Prussian Citizenship
The "Confessions” of Marx and Engels
The Burial of Karl Marx
Karl Marx: A Few Stray Notes, by Eleanor Marx-Aveling
Marx's Illnesses During the Writing of Das Kapital