SECTION II.

ADDRESSES TO ALL CLASSES OF SOCIETY IN SUPPORT OF

COMMUNISTIC PRINCIPLES.

CHAPTER

PAGE

XLVIII. To the Rich

. 227

XLIX. To Merchants, Shopkeepers, and Costermongers . 236

L. To the Working Classes. Arguments advanced in order

to impart to the Sons of Labour a more Profound

Knowledge of the Wrongs they Suffer, and to raise

in them a more Fervid Desire for their Emancipation 241

LI. Gravity of the Social Question depicted by Eminent

Persons-Disraeli, Carlyle, Lamartine, Guizot, Toc-

queville, Lady Esther Stanhope, Prince Bismark, and

Marshal MacMahon

248

Second Book.

COMPARATIVE SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE,

OR,

REMARKABLE ACCORDANCE AND STRIKING SIMILARITY OF THE

OPINIONS OF CELEBRATED SOCIAL THEORISTS WITH THE

COMMUNISTIC IDEAS ENTERTAINED BY THE AUTHOR ON THE

SUBJECTS TREATED IN THE FIRST BOOK, AND TO BE RE-

CONSIDERED IN THE SECOND.

PART II.

OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNISM RELAT-

ING TO LIBERTY, EQUALITY, AND FRATERNITY.

VIII. Liberty of Speech and Freedom of the Press .

IX. Individual Liberty

X. Freedom of Public Opinion

XI. Freedom in the Choice of Occupations

XII. Political Freedom

XIII. Religious Liberty

XIV. Liberty of Conscience

292

294

297

298

· 298

298

. 299

XV. Tracing the Causes of Inequality and Layir.g the Bases

of Equality.

302
SECTION V.

CHAPTER

· 311

SUBDIVISIONS OF EQUALITY.

PAGE

XVI. Natural Equality

. 308

XVII. Conventional or Social Equality

. 309

XVIII. Equality of Rights and Duties

310

XIX. Equality in the Claims to Happiness

XX. Equality of the Ages

312

XXI. Equality of the Sexes

· 314

XXII. Equality between Conjugal Partners

. 317

XXIII. Equality in the Distribution of Burdens and Enjoyments 318

XXIV. Territorial Equality.

321

XXV. International and Universal Equality

. 321

SECTION VI.

FRATERNITY.

XXVI. Origin, Essence, and Realization of Fraternity

322

XXVIII. Labour

XXIX. Agriculture

XXX. Education

XXXI. Formation of Character

XXXII. Punishment of Crimes

XXXIII. Emancipation of Woman

XXXIV. Sexual Intercourse.

XXXV. Celibacy

XXXVI. Over-population

XXXVII, Government

XXX VIII. Religion

338

358

· 362

373

. 375

378

. 382

. 387

389

.

· 392

PART IV.

CONCLUDING SUBJECTS.

CHAPTER

PAGE

· 398

XL. Answers to Objections

XLI. Chronological Survey of the Rise and Development of

the Doctrine of Communism, and of its Influence on

the General Progress of Mankind

412

.

APPENDIX.

THE DEMOCRATIC CHARTER OF THE FUTURE,

OR,

OUTLINES OF PROGRESSIVE REFORMS IN GOVERNMENT, SOCIAL

ECONOMY, LABOUR-ARRANGEMENT, EDUCATION, LAW, POLICE

MILITARY, POOR-RELIEF, ETC.

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