Lassalle, German socialist agitator, 205 ff.; by organizing the Universal German Working Men's Association, becomes founder of German labor movement, 209; relations between Bismarck and, 210. Legien, Carl, quoted on French labor movement, 243. Le Vin, detective, quoted on character of special police, 286. Levine, Louis, "The Labor Movement in France" by, quoted, 244. Liebknecht, Wilhelm, quoted on Marx's opposition to insurrection led by Herwegh, 158; mentioned, 205, 209-210; efforts of Bismarck to corrupt, 211; persecution of, by Bismarck, 211-212; frank statement of republican principles by, 212-213; quoted on defeat of Bismarck by socialists, 226; quoted as in favor of State-socialist propositions in Germany, 256. Lincoln, Abraham, ideal of the labor movement as expressed by, 152. Lingg, Louis, Chicago anarchist, 70, 95. Lombroso, on corrective measures to be used with anarchists, 96-97; on the complicity of criminality and politics, 109. Lovett, William, 130. Luccheni, Italian assassin, 87. Lynchings, an explanation given for, 107, 108. Lyons, unsuccessful insurrection at, in 1870, 28-35. M McDowell, Malcomb, on character of deputy marshals in Chicago railway strike, 300-301. McKinley, President, assassination of, 75, 88. McNamaras, the, 318, 324. Mafia, the, an organization of Italians which pursues terrorist tactics, 100. Malatesta, Enrico, Italian revolutionist, 43-44, 49, 51. Manufacturers' Association, lawless work of the, 318. Mariana, Jesuit who upheld assassination of tyrants, 98, 99.