The Russian Army

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Inhalt V
3. Einleitung XIII
4. Editorische Hinweise XLI
5. KARL MARX, FRIEDRICH ENGELS WERKE ARTIKEL. ENTWÜRFE JANUAR BIS DEZEMBER 1854. Part 1
6. The European War 1
7. The Western Powers and Turkey 8
8. The War in the East 18
9. The Last Battle in Europe 27
10. The Fighting in the East—Finances of Austria and France—Fortification of Constantinople 30
11. The Czar's Views-Prince Albert 35
12. Fortification of Constantinople— Denmark's Neutrality—Composition of British Parliament— Crop Failure in Europe 39
13. Count Orlov's Mission—Russian Finances during the War 46
14. Blue Books—Parliamentary Debates on February 6—Count Orlov's Mission—Operations of the Allied Fleet— The Irish Brigade—Concerning the Convocation of the Labour Parliament 50
15. Russian Diplomacy—The Blue Book on the Eastern Question—Montenegro 56
16. The War Question in Europe 63
17. Declaration of the Prussian Cabinet—Napoleon's Plans—Prussia's Policy 67
18. Debates in Parliament 69
19. Parliamentary Debates of February 22— Pozzo di Borgo's Dispatch— The Policy of the Western Powers 81
20. English and French War Plans- Greek Insurrection—Spain—China 88
21. Austrian Bankruptcy 94
22. Opening of the Labour Parliament- English War Budget 100
23. Letter to the Labour Parliament 107
24. The Labour Parliament 111
25. Retreat of the Russians from Kalafat 116
26. The Greek Insurrection 120
27. The Documents on the Partition of Turkey 123
28. The Secret Diplomatic Correspondence 136
29. Declaration of War- On the History of the Eastern Question 150
30. The Fortress of Kronstadt 158
31. British Finances—The Troubles at Preston 168
32. The Russian Army 173
33. The European War 178
34. The War Debate in Parliament 181
35. Russia and the German Powers—Corn Prices 192
36. Position of the Armies in Turkey 198
37. Reshid Pasha's Note—An Italian Newspaper on the Eastern Question 202
38. Greece and Turkey—Turkey and the Western Powers- Falling off in Wheat Sales in England 207
39. The Turkish War 211
40. The Greek Insurrection—The Polish Emigration— The Austro-Prussian Treaty—Russian Documents 214
41. The Bombardment of Odessa—Greece- Proclamation of Prince Daniel of Montenegro— Manteuffel's Speech 221
42. News from the European Contest 228
43. British Finances 230
44. A Famous Victory 237
45. Attack upon Sevastopol—Clearing of Estates in Scotland 241
46. The War 246
47. The Present Condition of the English Army- Tactics, Uniform, Commissariat, etc. 253
48. Ships and Forts 259
49. The Treaty between Austria and Prussia- Parliamentary Debates of May 29 264
50. The Formation of a Special Ministry of War in Britain— The War on the Danube—The Economic Situation 269
51. Reorganisation of the British War Administration— The Austrian Summons—Britain's Economic Situation— St. Arnaud 275
52. The Siege of Silistria 281
53. State of the Russian War 290
54. The Russian Retreat 296
55. The War—Debate in Parliament 300
56. The Insurrection at Madrid—The Austro-Turkish Treaty- Moldavia and Wallachia 308
57. The War on the Danube 316
58. The Details of the Insurrection at Madrid— The Austro-Prussian Summons— The New Austrian Loan—Wallachia 321
59. Excitement in Italy—The Events in Spain— The Position of the German States—British Magistrates 329
60. A Congress at Vienna—The Austrian Loan- Proclamations of Dulce and O'Donnell— The Ministerial Crisis in Britain 342
61. The Spanish Revolution—Greece and Turkey 348
62. The War Debates in Parliament 354
63. The Policy of Austria- The War Debates in the House of Commons 361
64. That Bore of a War 370
65. Espartero 375
66. The Attack on the Russian Forts 381
67. Evacuation of the Danubian Principalities— The Events in Spain— A New Danish Constitution—The Chartists 383
68. Evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia—Poland- Demands of the Spanish People 390
69. The Eastern Question—The Revolution in Spain— The Madrid Press 396
70. Revolution in Spain—Bomarsund 403
71. The Capture of Bomarsund (First Article) 408
72. The Capture of Bomarsund (Second Article) 412
73. Revolutionary Spain 416
74. Centraijunta (Draft) 466
75. Spain-Intervention (Draft) 473
76. The Reaction in Spain 476
77. Progress of the War September 8, 1854 482
78. The Rumours about Mazzini's Arrest— The Austrian Compulsory Loan- Spain—The Situation in Wallachia 490
79. The Actions of the Allied Fleet— The Situation in the Danubian Principalities- Spain—British Foreign Trade 495
80. The Attack on Sevastopol 503
81. The News from the Crimea 509
82. The Sevastopol Hoax 514
83. The Sevastopol Hoax—General News 518
84. The Battle of the Alma 522
85. The Military Power of Russia 527
86. The Siege of Sevastopol 533
87. The Campaign in the Crimea 537
88. The War in the East 544
89. The Battle of Inkerman 551
90. The Crimean Campaign 556
91. Progress of the War December 14/15, 1854 562
92. The Military Power of Austria 568
93. ANHANG
94. Dubiosa 575
95. Artikel, die mit Hilfe von Marx und Engels verfaßt wurden
96. The Coburgs 587
97. Different Features of Popular Feeling 589
98. Discoveries Made Too Late 592
99. Von Marx und Engels mitunterzeichnete Dokumente 597
100. Programme of the Labour Parliament 599
101. KARL MARX FRIEDRICH ENGELS WERKE ARTIKEL ENTWÜRFE JANUAR BIS DEZEMBER 1854. Part 2
102. Inhalt 613
103. Verzeichnis der Abkürzungen, Siglen und Zeichen 625
104. Zur publizistischen Arbeit von Marx und Engels und ihren Mitkämpfern von Januar bis Dezember 1854 629
105. APPARAT ZU DEN EINZELNEN TEXTEN DES BANDES
106. The European War 657
107. The Western Powers and Turkey 661
108. The War in the East 668
109. The Last Battle in Europe 675
110. The Fighting in the East—Finances of Austria and France- Fortification of Constantinople 677
111. The Czar's Views—Prince Albert 680
112. Fortification of Constantinople—Denmark's Neutrality- Composition of British Parliament—Crop Failure in Europe 683
113. Count Orlov's Mission—Russian Finances during the War 688
114. Blue Books—Parliamentary Debates on February 6—Count Orlov's Mission- Operations of the Allied Fleet— The Irish Brigade—Concerning the Convocation of the Labour Parliament 692
115. Russian Diplomacy— The Blue Book on the Eastern Question—Montenegro 699
116. The War Question in Europe 703
117. Declaration of the Prussian Cabinet—Napoleon's Plans- Prussia's Policy 705
118. Debates in Parliament 706
119. Parliamentary Debates of February 22— Pozzo di Borgo's Dispatch—The Policy of the Western Powers 713
120. English and French War Plans—Greek Insurrection- Spain—China 717
121. Austrian Bankruptcy 723
122. Opening of the Labour Parliament—English War Budget 728
123. Letter to the Labour Parliament 731
124. The Labour Parliamen 732
125. Retreat of the Russians from Kalafat 734
126. The Greek Insurrection 740
127. The Documents on the Partition of Turkey 742
128. The Secret Diplomatic Correspondence 747
129. Declaration of War—On the History of the Eastern Question 752
130. The Fortress of Kronstadt 756
131. British Finances—The Troubles at Preston 765
132. The Russian Army 769
133. The European War 772
134. The War Debate in Parliament 775
135. Russia and the German Powers—Corn Prices 780
136. Position of the Armies in Turkey 785
137. Reshid Pasha's Note—An Italian Newspaper on the Eastern Question 787
138. Greece and Turkey—Turkey and the Western Powers- Falling off in Wheat Sales in England 794
139. The Turkish War 796
140. The Greek Insurrection—The Polish Emigration— The Austro-Prussian Treaty—Russian Documents 798
141. The Bombardment of Odessa- Greece—Proclamation of Prince Daniel of Montenegro— Manteuffel's Speech 806
142. News from the European Contest 814
143. British Finances 816
144. A Famous Victory 822
145. Attack upon Sevastopol—Clearing of Estates in Scotland 827
146. The War 829
147. The Present Condition of the English Army- Tactics, Uniform, Commissariat, etc. 833
148. Ships and Forts 836
149. The Treaty between Austria and Prussia- Parliamentary Debates of May 29 840
150. The Formation of a Special Ministry of War in Britain— The War on the Danube—The Economic Situation 843
151. Reorganisation of the British War Administration— The Austrian Summons—Britain's Economic Situation— St. Arnaud 846
152. The Siege of Silistria 851
153. State of the Russian War 856
154. The Russian Retreat 860
155. The War—Debate in Parliament 862
156. The Insurrection at Madrid—The Austro-Turkish Treaty- Moldavia and Wallachia 866
157. The War on the Danube 871
158. The Details of the Insurrection at Madrid— The Austro-Prussian Summons—The New Austrian Loan—Wallachia 874
159. Excitement in Italy—The Events in Spain— The Position of the German States—British Magistrates 881
160. A Congress at Vienna—The Austrian Loan—Proclamations of Dulce and O'Donnell—The Ministerial Crisis in Britain 886
161. The Spanish Revolution—Greece and Turkey 891
162. The War Debates in Parliament 896
163. The Policy of Austria—The War Debates in the House of Commons 899
164. That Bore of a War 903
165. Espartero 906
166. The Attack on the Russian Forts 910
167. Evacuation of the Danubian Principalities— The Events in Spain—A New Danish Constitution—The Chartists 912
168. Evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia—Poland- Demands of the Spanish People 916
169. The Eastern Question—The Revolution in Spain— The Madrid Press 920
170. Revolution in Spain—Bomarsund 928
171. The Capture of Bomarsund (First Article) 932
172. The Capture of Bomarsund (Second Article) 935
173. Revolutionary Spain 938
174. Centraijunta (Draft) 962
175. Spain—Intervention (Draft) 969
176. The Reaction in Spain 979
177. Progress of the War 983
178. The Rumours about Mazzini's Arrest— The Austrian Compulsory Loan—Spain—The Situation in Wallachia 986
179. The Actions of the Allied Fleet— The Situation in the Danubian Principalities- Spain—British Foreign Trade 989
180. The Attack on Sevastopol 993
181. The News from the Crimea 997
182. The Sevastopol Hoax 1000
183. The Sevastopol Hoax—General News 1003
184. The Battle of the Alma 1007
185. The Military Power of Russia 1012
186. The Siege of Sevastopol 1016
187. The Campaign in the Crimea 1019
188. The War in the East 1022
189. The Battle of Inkerman 1029
190. The Crimean Campaign 1034
191. Progress of the War 1039
192. The Military Power of Austria 1042
193. ANHANG 1045
194. REGISTER 1073