Marxism Marx, Karl and Friedrich Engels A plot against the International Labour Association. Report written on behalf of the Hague Congress on the activities of Bakunin and the Alliance of Socialist Democracy. Translated by S. Kokosky. Brunswick, Bracke, 1874. VI p., 1 p., 119 p. (Late) HLwd. with RTitel. First German edition after the first printing in French under the title "L' Alliance der la Dé mocratie Socialiste et L' Association Internationale des Travailleurs", London, Hamburg 1873. - Cf. Stammhammer I, 3 - Rubel, Bibliographie des Oeuvres de Karl Marx, 726 - First German edition of this report, prepared for the AIT Congress in The Hague. It was signed collectively by a committee composed of Marx, Engels, Dupont, Frankel, Le Moussu and Serraillier, but was in fact the work of Marx, Engels and Lafargue. The aim was to report on and justify the break with the Bakuninists that took place at the congress. It was also at this same congress that the decision was taken to move the headquarters of the General Council from London to New York in order to thwart the desire of both the Blanquists and the anti-authoritarians to gradually secure control over it. This text marked the end of Marx's involvement in the affairs of the First International. - From the possession of Prof Pepperle with his signature in pencil on the title. Marxism. - First German edition after the first printing in French under the title "L' Alliance der la Dé mocratie Socialiste et L' Association Internationale des Travailleurs", London, Hamburg 1873 - Cf. Stammhammer I, 3 - Rubel, Bibliographie des Oeuvres de Karl Marx, 726 - First German edition of this report, prepared for the AIT Congress in The Hague. It was signed collectively by a committee composed of Marx, Engels, Dupont, Frankel, Le Moussu and Serraillier, but was in fact the work of Marx, Engels and Lafargue. The aim was to report on and justify the break with the Bakuninists that took place at the congress. At this same congress, the decision was also taken to move the headquarters of the General Council from London to New York in order to thwart both the Blanquists' and the anti-authoritarians' desire to gradually secure control over it. This text marked the end of Marx's involvement in the affairs of the First International. - From the possession of Prof. Pepperle with his signature in pencil on the title. This lot is taxed. A premium of 24.95% will be added to the hammer price and 7% (books, art) or 19% VAT (manuscripts, silkscreens, offset prints, photographs) to the final invoice amount in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 24.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books and Art) or 19% VAT (Manuscripts, Screenprints, Offsetprints and Photographs) on the final invoice amount in the European Union.