London: Е. Fisher and Unwin, 1912. — 346 p.ContentsPreface. To my English readersChildhood and youthApprentice and journeymanI enter the workmen's movement and public lifeLassalle's manifesto and its consequencesThe congress of German working-men's societiesThe congress at Stuttgart: Wilhelm LiebknechtThe catastrophe of 1866The war and afterProgress of the association of german workers' societiesPrivate affairsThe congress at NurembergThe Trades Union movementMy first sentence the international trouble with the LassalleansJean Baptist von Schweitzer and his leadership of the proletarian labour movementIn parliamentThe Franco-German warFurther parliamentary activityTrial for high treasonIn the fortress and prisonFrom 1871 to the Gotha congressThe work of unification and afterThe eve op the anti-socialist lawsIndex