An authentic edition of Ferdinand Lassalle's youthful diary, recording his daily self-scrutiny, family tensions, reading, and reflections on…
Lassalle's open letter urging a General German Workers' Congress and an independent workers' party, arguing wages tend toward…
A German-language collection of letters Ferdinand Lassalle wrote to Hans von Bülow between 1862 and 1864.
Small Essays gathers Ferdinand Lassalle's pamphlets, speeches, and polemics from the early 1860s, revealing the tactics of a…
Letters tracing Ferdinand Lassalle's path from the 1848 revolution to his founding of the German workers' movement.
Lassalle argues that a constitution is not a written document but the actual balance of social and political…
Lassalle reads Fichte's late political writings as a resource for the social question, arguing the state must secure…
Lassalle's cultural-historical study situates Lessing within the German Enlightenment and the emancipation of the middle-class mind.
This Russian-language collection of Ferdinand Lassalle's writings pairs his texts with Eduard Bernstein's essay on his life and…
This volume presents the edited letters exchanged between Lassalle and Marx, documenting their collaboration and growing estrangement.
Lassalle's 1859 pamphlet argues Prussia should oppose Austria and back Italian unity as the precondition for German national…
Lassalle's 1863 Frankfurt speeches to workers, printed as a handbook arguing the working class is the rising 'fourth…
Lassalle's 1862 Berlin lecture arguing that the working class, the 'Fourth Estate,' is destined to become the dominant…
A collection of political writings and speeches by Ferdinand Lassalle, the German socialist agitator who founded the General…
Lassalle's lecture argues that science belongs to all humanity and that workers must claim knowledge as part of…
