Letter to M. X

Letter to M. X

Translator: Ian Harvey

Passy, August 20th, 1864

Sir,

The Constitution and the Presidency

The Constitution and the Presidency

Le Peuple

no date (No 2)

Translator: Barry Marshall

Since Le Représentant du Peuple ceased to appear 70 days ago,[1] only two facts have been accomplished: one in the social world and another in the political world. It will not take long to recount, just a few lines will suffice for us to relate the chain of events from August 21st to October 31st.

Address to the Constituent National Assembly

Address to the Constituent National Assembly

31st July 1848

Translator: Paul Sharkey

Letter to Antoine Gauthier

Letter to Antoine Gauthier

Translator: James Bar Bowen

Paris, 2nd May 1841

My dear old friend[1],

System of Economic Contradictions: Chapter XIV: Summary and Conclusion

System of Economic Contradictions

or, the Philosophy of Misery

Volume 2

(Translated by Iain McKay)

Chapter XIV: Summary and Conclusion

It has been said of Newton, to express the immensity of his discoveries, that he has revealed the abyss of human ignorance.

Bank of the People

Bank of the People

31st January 1849

Translator: Clarence L. Swartz (“Declaration” and “Formation of the Company”) and Ian Harvey (“Report of the Luxembourg Delegate and Workers’ Corporation Commission”)

Organisation of Credit and Circulation and the Solution of the Social Problem

Organisation of Credit and Circulation and the Solution of the Social Problem

31st March 1848

Translators: Clarence L. Swartz and Jesse Cohn

PROGRAMME

It has been proved that Socialist doctrines are powerless to relieve the People in the present crisis.[1] Utopia needs for its realisation capital accumulated, credit opened, circulation established and a prosperous state. It has need of everything we now lack; and these it is powerless to create.

Letter to Professor Chevalier

Letter to Professor Chevalier

Translator: Paul Sharkey

Paris, 14th April 1848

To Monsieur Michel Chevalier, Professor of Political Economy

Sir,

Letter to Louis Blanc

Letter to Louis Blanc

Translator: Paul Sharkey

Paris, 8th April 1848

To Citizen Louis Blanc, Secretary of the Provisional Government

Citizen,

I am taking the liberty of sending you a copy of the first print run of my Solution au problème social, as well as of the accompanying Spécimen relating to circulation and credit.

The Federative Principle: Part III: Chapter IX: Slavery and the Proletariat

The Federative Principle and the Necessity of Reconstituting the Party of the Revolution

1863

Translator: Ian Harvey

Third Part: The Unitarist Press [La Presse unitaire]