The Utopian Communist: A Biography of Wilhelm Weitling

108 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST revolution," he repeatedly said, and "there is as little reason in atheism as in deism." Knowledge alo ...

WEITLING AND MARX 109 ist who taught Proudhon German philosophy, though both Hess and Grün had far more learning than the self-e ...

110 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST potent. He admitted that communism was partly a matter of the stomach; but he insisted that it also wa ...

WEITLING AND MARX 111 ability of man to build a better world according to the principles of Christian self-sacrifice and brother ...

112 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST In the hands of an inflexible theorist, it was developed into one of the greatest orthodoxies of the m ...

WEITLING AND MARX 113 Heinzen, a friend of the early days who later turned into an enemy, considered him a sophist and mere dial ...

114 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST transformation of society in his pocket. On the other hand, Paul Annenkov, a Russian friend and credit ...

WEITLING AND MARX 115 hammered out the communist doctrine which became the great force in world history it is today. In earlier ...

116 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST and antirent, and Kriege defended vigorously his program of op­ portunism and piecemeal reform on the ...

WEITLING AND MARX 117 The quarrel between Marx and Weitling began at a meeting attended also by Gigot, Weydemeyer, Seiler, Heilb ...

118 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST whose sentimental aberrations in the Volkstribun infuriated Marx, perhaps even more than Weitling's Ut ...

WEITLING AND MARX 119 climax came on July 4, when Kriege took down the slogan at the masthead of the Volkstribun which read "Up ...

120 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST meyer came to New York and seriously considered taking over the paper edited by the "king of the tailo ...

WEITLING AND MARX 121 für Deutschland spoke highly of his services to the common man in Europe and expressed confidence that in ...

122 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST Weitling issued new appeals to his countrymen in Germany, and printed a pamphlet entitled Ein Nothruf ...

WEITLING AND MARX to provide sick and death benefits. On August 15, 1849, while Weitling was in Europe, the society resolved to ...

CHAPTER VIII THE GERMAN REVOLUTION OF 1848-49 T HE events of the German Revolution of 1848-49, so preg­ nant with fateful conseq ...

THE GERMAN REVOLUTION 125 no communist party as such, and Heinzen later accused the Marx­ ian communists of sabotaging the revol ...

126 THE UTOPIAN COMMUNIST shoemaker, friends who had been active in the League of the Just in Paris, started the first workers' ...

THE GERMAN REVOLUTION 127 Weitling was not a member of the famous Parliament that met in St. Paul's Church of Frankfurt. Though ...