Babeuf, his communism, 18. Bakunin, Michael, at Paris, 42; activity in the International, 190, 191; his life, 237; opinions, 240; his influence in Russia, 260. Bax, Belfort, 329. Bazard, 26. Bebel, 208, 212, 218, 315, etc., 380. Belgium, 319. Bentham, Jeremy, 62. Bernstein, 220, 314. Bismarck, his work in German history, 79; his historic insight, 94; his relation to the German Social Democracy, 216, etc.; his State socialism, 347. Blanc, Louis, his method of remuneration, 9; his activity during the Revolution of 1848, 42; life and theories, 43; points of agreement with Lassalle, 273, 274. _Bourgeoisie_, the middle or capitalist class, 41, 98, 139, etc., 172, etc.; its position in Russia, 255, 266; a theory of Marx, 411. Capital, aim of socialism with regard to it, 8, 9, 10, etc.; contrast between labour and capital, 25; individual capital, an institution in Fourier’s system, 38, 40; how regarded by L. Blanc, 45, 46; by Proudhon, 56; how to be obtained by the productive associations of Lassalle, 108; a historic category, 113; word wrongly used by socialists, 114; exposition of capital by Marx, 138, etc.; its international relation to labour, 171, etc.; its place in anarchism, 241, 245; its place in a reasonable socialism, 290, etc. Capitalism, correct name for the prevalent economic order as controlled by capitalists, 115, 141, 145. Catholic Church, its societies and their property, 16; how related to Saint-Simon, 25, 29; its social activity, 340. Chartism, its import, 42, 70. Christian socialism, in England, 71; in Germany, 342. Christian Social Union, 343. Christianity, relation to socialism, 10, 71, 339, 389. Clifford, 343. Collectivism, economic basis of the prevalent socialism, 12; its place in L. Blanc’s system, 46; goal of Lassalle’s scheme, 111; economic basis of anarchism, 247, 249; goal of the social democratic movement, 229; its abstractness criticised, 290; the goal of international socialism, 369. Colonial system, 368. Commune, the, its place in Fourier’s system, 31; at Paris, 188; its place in anarchism, 243, 273; its general place in socialism, 289, 346. Communism, its relation to socialism, 16, 18. Communist Party, formation, 133, 172; its manifesto, 173, etc., 366, etc. Conjunctures, Lassalle’s theory of, 112. Co-operative movement, really founded by Owen, 70; promoted by Christian socialists in England, 71; movement in Germany and its relation to Lassalle, 84, 106, 107, 116; commended by the International, 180, 184, 185; its recent progress, 350, etc.