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英文名著3000 本 ON THE HISTORY OF THE COMMUNIST LEAGUE 1 英文名著3000 本 ON THE HISTORY OF THE COMMUNIST LEAGUE Frederick Engels London October 8, 1885 With the sentence of the Cologne Communists in 1852, the curtain falls on the first period of the independent German workers movement. Today this period is almost forgotten. Yet it lasted from 1836 to 1852 and, with the spread of German workers abroad, the movement developed in almost all civilized countries. Nor is that all. The present-day international workers movement is in substance a direct continuation of the German workers movement of that time, which was the _first international workers movement_ of all time, and which brought forth many of those who took the leading 2 英文名著3000 本 role in he International Working Mens Association. And the theoretical principles that the Communist League had inscribed on its banner in the _Communist Manifesto_ of 1847 constitute today the strongest international bond of the entire proletarian movement of both Europe and America. Up to now there has been only one source for a coherent history of that movement. This is the so-called Black Book, _The Communist Conspiracies of the Nineteenth Century_, by Wermuth and Stieber, Erline,two parts, 1853 and 1854. This crude compilation, which bristles with deliberate falsifications, fabricated by two of the most contemptible police scoundrels of our century, today still serves as