Socialism and Democracy in EuropeOrth, Samuel Peter
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Socialism and Democracy in Europe
Orth, Samuel Peter
Democracy; Socialism
Small Holdings Act, 234, 235
Social Democratic Federation, (English), 219, 220, 317, 330
Social Democratic Party (German), 175-190;
discipline, 177-179;
attitude of government towards, 179-181;
change in temper, 186-204;
attitude towards legislation, 186-191;
first bill in Reichstag, 187;
attitude on state insurance, 188;
present temper, 191;
program of, 191, 198, 199, 297;
attitude towards other parties, 194, 199;
election address of, 303
Socialism, ideals of, 6-10;
theories, 11;
development of, 17;
political awakening of, 42;
modern conception of revolution, 51;
what is, 62, 63;
changes in, 250;
illusions of, 253;
in different countries, 257;
limits of, 262;
characteristics of present, 262-266;
in Parliaments, 251;
what it has accomplished, 257-260;
nature of its demands, 261-262;
difference between Socialism and Democracy, 265-266;
when the word was first used, 23
Socialist officers, list of, 340
Socialist Party, membership of, 340
Socialist vote in leading countries, 339
Sorel, Georges, 107
South Germany budget controversy, 159-199
State, increased functions of, 259-260
State Insurance, opposed by Socialists, 167;
attitude of present-day Socialists, 188;
in Germany, 169, 170;
statistics, 295;
_see also_ Bismarck
Südekum, Dr., on nature of Social Democratic Party, 199
Suffrage, struggle for, in Belgium, 124-133;
electoral laws of Belgium, 132-136;
struggle for, in Germany, 146, 182-185
Syndicalism, 94, 107-110, 96-98, 99-102, 105-106, 256
Taff Vale decision, 216-217, 232
Thiers, President, 75
Town Planning Act, 234, 235
Trades Disputes Act, 232
Trades Unions, English, and the International, 62, 67, 69;
characteristics, 215, 216, 217, 218;
and Socialism, 69, 72;
and Syndicalism, 108
Transportation strike, England, 244, 245
United Socialist Party of France, Basis of Union, 289;
U.S., Socialism in, 266-270;
Socialist vote in, 268;
platform of Socialists in U.S., 341
Vaillant, 81, 82, 100
Vandervelde, 118, 134, 137, 138, 142, 143
Villiers, Brougham, 247-248
Viviani, 78, 91, 101
Von Kettler, Baron, Bishop of Mayence, 153, 172
Von Vollmar, 181, 193, 195, 200, 203, 204
Waldeck-Rousseau, 79, 84, 85
Webb, Sidney, 220, 221, 234, 242
Weitling, Wm., 7
Wells, H.C., 10
Wescott, Dr., Bishop of Durham, 221
Workingmen's Association of Lassalle, 154, 156, 157, 158
Workingmen's Compensation Act (England), 233
Yvetot on Syndicalism, 108, 109
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This series of actual letters between MR. ROBERT RIVES LA
MONTE, Editor of "The Call," and MR. HENRY LOUIS MENCKEN of
the "Baltimore Sun," furnishes a highly interesting
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