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3:17; tracing of work done by
Marx in connection with, 338 ff .
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progress of, as indicated by socialist
and labor vote, 328-329;
parliamentary strength of, 329-
331; growth of cooperations and
trade unions, 331-333.
Labor Standard article on United
States Supreme Court decision,
62-63.
Labor Temples in Europe, 332.
Labriola, Arturo, syndicalist criticism
of socialism by, 249-251;
views of, on Parliamentarism,
261.
Lafargue, Paul, 202.
Lagardelle, on the antagonism of
syndicalism and democracy,
264-265.
Lankiewicz, Valence, 28.
Lassalle, German socialist agitator,
205 ff. ; by organizing the
Universal German Working
Men's Association, becomes
founder of German labor movement,
209; relations between
Bismarck and, 210.
Legien, Carl, quoted on French
labor movement, 243.
Le Vin, detective, quoted on character
of special police, 286.
Lrvme, Louis, "The Labor Movement
in France" by, quoted,
244.
Liebknecht, Wilhelm, quoted on
Marx's opposition to insurrection
led by Herwegh, 158; mentioned,
205, 209-210; efforts of
Bismarck to corrupt, 211; persecution
of, by Bismarck, 211-
212; frank statement of republican
principles by, 212-213;
quoted on defeat of Bismarck by
socialists, 226; quoted as in
favor of State-socialist propositions
in Germany, 256.
Lincoln, Abraham, ideal of the
labor movement as expressed by,
1 r,2.
:, Louis, Chicago anarchist,
70, 95.
Lombroso, on corrective measures
to be used with anarchists, 96-
97; on the complicity of criminality
and politics, 109.
Lovett, William, 130.
Luccheni, Italian assassin, 87.
Lynchings, an explanation given
for, 107, 108.
Lyons, unsuccessful insurrection
at, in 1870, 28-35.
M
McDowell, Malcomb, on character
of deputy marshals in Chicago
railway strike, 300-301.
McKinley, President, assassination
of, 75, 88.
McNamaras, the, 318, 324.
Mafia, the, an organization of
Italians which pursues terrorist
tactics, 100.
Malatesta, Enrico, Italian revolutionist,
43-44, 49, 51.
Manufacturers' Association, lawless
work of the, 318.
Mariana, Jesuit who upheld assassination
of tyrants, 98, 99.
Marx, Karl, view of Bakounin
held by, 7 ; meeting of Bakounin
and, 9; assailed by Bakounin
upon latter's entrance into the
International, 15-16; quoted on
the insurrection at Lyons in
1870, 35-36; on Bakounin's
"abolition of the State," 36; on
the Commune of Paris, 37; education
and early career of, 132-
134; the Communist Manifesto,
137-141
; resignation of, from
central council of Communist
League, 141-142; gives evidence
of perception of lack of revolutionary
promise in sectarian organizations,
secret societies, and
political conspiracies, 142; gigantic
intellectual labors of, in
laying foundations of a scientific
socialism, 143; the International
launched by, 145-146; essence
of socialism of, in Pre-