Bismarck and Lassalle, 154; and Reichstag suffrage, 158; and repression of Socialism, 159-161; Anti-Socialist Law, 160-168; and State Insurance, 168-169 Blanc, Louis, 13, 26-28, 62; Lassalle adopts plan of, 152 Bourgeoisie, defined, 2 Bourse du Travail, 77, 80; federation of, 77; organization of, 105-106 Brentano, Prof., on Socialism in U.S., 269 Briand, Aristide, 78, 81, 91, 97; became Prime Minister, 97; program of legislation, 98; and the railway strike, 99-104 Brousse, 76, 105 Brussels, city of refuge, 122; demonstrations in, 127, 128, 139-140; Maison du Peuple of, 144 Burns, John, 215; in cabinet, 228, 234; on right to work, 244; on Socialism in U.S., 268 Cabet, 23 Carlyle, on Chartist movement, 52 "C.G.T." _See_ Syndicalists and Syndicalism Chartist movement, 51-54, 208 Christian Socialism, 9, 221-222 Christian Social Union, 221 Church Socialist League, 222 Class basis of Socialism, 1-6, 15, 35. _See also_ Marx Class interests, illusion of, 253-254 Class War, Guesdists on the, 85 Class War and Syndicalists, 106-107 Clémenceau, debate with Jaurès, 92, 94; on post-office strike, 96-97 Clerical Party in Belgium, 129, 134, 135, 136, 308; in Germany, 200. _See also_ political parties Colin, co-operative movement started by, 122 "Collectivism," origin of word, 339 Communal Program of Bavarian Socialists, 301; of Belgian Socialists, 314 Communist League, the, 56 Communist Manifesto, 13, 56-61 Compère-Morel, 115-116 Competition and the Socialist theory, 11, 35 Co-operation, 11; in Belgium, _see_ Belgium; in England, 217-218; _see also_ England; statistics of, 308, 309 Davidson, Thomas, 220 Democracy and Socialism, 42, 43; spread of, by Socialists, 257 Democratic revolutions, 26-55; in Germany, 146-148 Dennis, Prof. Hector, 142 Development Act (Eng.), 233 Dicey, Prof., on the Liberal and Socialist parties, 230 Dockers' strike, 215 Dreyfus affair, 84-90 Eisenach Program, 157-158 Election laws, German, 293-294 Electoral reform. _See_ Saxony, Prussia, "Free Cities," Chartist Movement Ely, Prof. R.T., conservation in U.S., 269 Emperor William's life attempted, 159-160 Engels, Frederick, 50, 52, 56-61; on English police, 245; on changes in revolutionary ideals, 255 England, growth of Socialism in, 315; thrift institutions in, 318; Socialism in, 207-249; character of Socialism in, 211-212. _See also_ Chartist movement; Engels; Industrial Revolution; Insurance Bill; Labor Party; Labor Exchange Act; Land System; Liberal Party; Lords, House of English, characteristics of the, 209-211; income of the, 213-214 Erfurt Program, 191; dissatisfaction with, 192-194 Fabian Society, origin, 220-221; famous members, 220-221; attitude toward constitutionalism, 248; basis of, 327; an election address of, 335; an election dodger of, 337 Feudalism, class ideals of, 43, 44, 45; in Germany, 147 Feuerbach, 31-32 Fourier, 19-22, 24