328 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE BIOLOGY OF PEACE 329 officials, our bishops and headmasters, our successful lawyers and doctors, and all their trusty deputies, assistants, retainers, and faithful servants. 161. On the other hand if the type of mind in control were neither of the two extremes; neither ...

326 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE BIOLOGY OF PEACE 327 demonstrates are capable of being influenced, and the Parasite merely seizes upon this capability and turns it to advantage.
The author does not dwell except in a few lines, with the reasons ouside the instinctive which make for this stablemindednes...

324 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE BIOLOGY OF PEACE 325 his study of the instincts in the lower animal forms, he should have more carefully sifted his facts in human society: Trotter starts his analysis from the recognition of a widespread phenomenon among animals, their clustering into herds or groups. ...

284 THE CLASS STRUGGLE MARX AND THE INTERNATIONAL 285 difficult to understand their importance in view of the then existing state of affairs. On the European continent there were no unions after the pattern of the English trade unions. The Marxian resolution demanding the furtherance of the trade...

330 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE BIOLOGY OF PEACE 331 foolishness, the only way to correct him is by giving him a thorough thrashing, and. his punisment must not be diluted by hesitation, nervousness or compunction on the part of the punisher. The expeence then becomes one from which the dog is capable...

510 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 511 The anti Socialists were united into the Militia of Christ, an organization of catholic trade unionists, that was founded in connection with an American catholic conference. With the active support of Archbishop Farley and the blessing of Cardinal Gibbons thi...

572 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 573 Letter to the Polish Socialists By KARL MARX, FRIEDRICH ENGELS, Paul LAFARGUE, LESSNER Translated from the Polish by Dr. John Kallen Most of them have died, rotted, vanished, dropped out of sight, but Tisza survives. We wish to state this emphatically, even if Count Bur...

DOCUMENTS 245 244 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ice, were interested only in keeping their own jobs safe, completely forgetting the hopeless situation of the lower employees.
Thus the railroads of our country were gradually enveloped in an increasing state of disorder, the possibility of through traffic and...

256 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE MYSTERY SOLVED The Question is often asked How do these Socialist publications get their support?
This seems to be the Mystery of the day. We will let you in on the secret. The answer will be obvious as soon as you have properly filled out and mailed the subscription bl...

THE CLAY STANGGLE Devoted to International Socialism Vol. III AUGUST, 1919 No. What is Bolshevism?
By Rosa Luxemburg The Development of Socialism from Science into Action By Karl Radek The By Max Eastman Russia and Germany By Sachs Left or Right?
By Ludwig Lore Samples of Allied and Bolshevist Pr...

266 267 THE CLASS STRUGGLE WHAT IS BOLSHEVISM?
upon an entirely new basis, from a wholly different point of view.
In the first place, now that production is to be carried on for the sole purpose of securing to all a more humane existence, of providing for all plentiful food, clothing and other cu...

302 THE CLASS STRUGGLE AUTUMN SLUSH 303 given us in the person of this Rococo! The foundations of society are crumbling!
Mogol. Whaddyemean?
Finances. He gone and talked the Discontented into the idea that they must reform themselves. And they ve taken him at his word and want to become sober!
Mo...

THE CL4, STANGGLE Devoted to International Socialism Vol. NOVEMBER DECEMBER, 1917 No. TROTZKY LENINE KAUTSKY ON THE Russian Revolution!
PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIALIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY, 115 WORTH ST. NEW YORK CITY

THE CLAY STANGGLE Devoted to International Socialism Vol. II DECEMBER, 1918 No. A Letter to American Workingmen By LENIN In British Captivity By LEON TROTZKY The Awakening of Austria By VICTOR ADLER New Germany By LUDWIG LORE In the Torrent of the Revolution By MAXIM GORKI Price, 25 Cents SOCIALI...

THE CL4 STANGGE Devoted to International Socialism Vol. III FEBRUARY, 1919 No. The Day of the People By EUGENE DEBS The State and Revolution By NICOLAI LENIN Problems of American Socialism By LOUIS FRAINA Karl Marx By FRANZ MEHRING Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg By LUDWIG LORE Price, 25 Cents...

384 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE INVINCIBLE POWER 385 are acquainted with the causes that drove them to a revolt.
The lust for freedom and the conviction that the gifts of nature and the results of labor belong to the people and not to a few self crowned individuals pierced very deeply the hearts and s...

TIE (14)
STANGGLE Devoted to International Socialism Vol. III MAY, 1919 No. Articles by: Lenin Gorky Mehring Bukharin Rappaport (Paris)
August Strindberg Katayama Price, etc.
Also FACSIMILES OF SOVIET CIRCULARS issued to Foreign Soldiers on Russian Soil Price, 25 Cents SOCIALIST PUBLICATION SOCIE...

CURRENT AFFAIRS 99 98 THE CLASS STRUGGLE of a doubt the incomparable stupidity of our ruling powers and purveyors of public opinion. For weeks the Convention was heralded as a dark conspiracy of German agents, dangerous traitors, etc. etc. When the Convention finally met, it turned out to be as t...

104 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CURRENT AFFAIRS 105 States shall be engaged in war it shall be unlawful for any person or persons in the presence or hearing of others to utter any disloyal, threatening, profane, violent, scurrilous, contemptuous, slurring, abusive, or seditious language about the Governme...

CURRENT AFFAIRS 97 96 THE CLASS STRUGGLE the German Government job all the easier, and served to increase the moral effect of its manoeuvre.
The remarkable success of that manoeuvre encouraged the German Government to try again. This time the chosen instrument was the Catholic Party. Dr. Spahn, t...

26 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST TERMS OF PEACE 27 policy, encouraging France in the acquisition of colonies, while keeping Germany out of colonial adventures.
It is now commonly said that Germany has been preparing for the present war for forty four years, that is, since the conclusion of the Fra...

24 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST TERMS OF PEACE 25 nevertheless a great mistake to identify the two without further ado. For the purposes of the two are essentially different. The purposes of German Militarism under Bismarck were, primarily, to create and preserve German Unity under Prussian hegem...

SOCIALIST TERMS OF PEACE 29 28 THE CLASS STRUGGLE may, therefore, be taken for granted that we cannot have peace, at least not a lasting peace, until these demands are somehow satisfied.
real navy, that is, a navy which means sea power, must have points of support commensurate to its size, if its...

SOCIALIST TERMS OF PEACE 16 14 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Russian Revolution was willing to construct its peace program; and its real significance lay in the act of renunciation which it contained the renunciation by Russia of any designs of conquest, and particularly the waiver of its claim to Constanti...

18 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST TERMS OF PEACE 19 This brings us to a consideration of the question of power generally, as a problem in the elaboration of proper terms of peace. The problem, which is one of fundamental importance, is this: peace that would seriously impair Germany military power ...