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Bolshevism The Enemy of Political and Industrial Democracy
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Bolshevism The Enemy of Political and Industrial Democracy

By John Spargo
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  • The Project Gutenberg eBook, Bolshevism, by John Spargo
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  • BOLSHEVISM
    • The Enemy of Political and Industrial Democracy
      • BY
    • BY
    • JOHN SPARGO
      • Author of
        • "SOCIAL DEMOCRACY EXPLAINED" "SOCIALISM, A SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION OF SOCIALIST PRINCIPLES" "APPLIED SOCIALISM" ETC.
        • 1919
      • "SOCIAL DEMOCRACY EXPLAINED" "SOCIALISM, A SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION OF SOCIALIST PRINCIPLES" "APPLIED SOCIALISM" ETC.
      • 1919
    • Author of
      • "SOCIAL DEMOCRACY EXPLAINED" "SOCIALISM, A SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION OF SOCIALIST PRINCIPLES" "APPLIED SOCIALISM" ETC.
      • 1919
    • "SOCIAL DEMOCRACY EXPLAINED" "SOCIALISM, A SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION OF SOCIALIST PRINCIPLES" "APPLIED SOCIALISM" ETC.
    • 1919
    • CONTENTS
    • PREFACE
    • BOLSHEVISM
    • CHAPTER I
      • THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
        • VI
        • VII
        • VIII
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
    • THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • VII
    • VIII
    • CHAPTER II
      • FROM REVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
        • VI
        • VII
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
    • FROM REVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • VII
    • CHAPTER III
      • THE WAR AND THE PEOPLE
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
        • VI
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
    • THE WAR AND THE PEOPLE
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • CHAPTER IV
      • THE SECOND REVOLUTION
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
    • THE SECOND REVOLUTION
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • CHAPTER V
      • FROM BOURGEOISIE TO BOLSHEVIKI
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
        • VI
        • VII
        • VIII
        • IX
        • X
        • XI
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
      • IX
      • X
      • XI
    • FROM BOURGEOISIE TO BOLSHEVIKI
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
      • IX
      • X
      • XI
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • VII
    • VIII
    • IX
    • X
    • XI
    • CHAPTER VI
      • THE BOLSHEVIK WAR AGAINST DEMOCRACY
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
        • Declaration Of The Right's Of The Toiling And Exploited People
        • Russia's Form Of Government
        • Democratic Peace
        • VI
        • VII
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • Declaration Of The Right's Of The Toiling And Exploited People
      • Russia's Form Of Government
      • Democratic Peace
      • VI
      • VII
    • THE BOLSHEVIK WAR AGAINST DEMOCRACY
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • Declaration Of The Right's Of The Toiling And Exploited People
      • Russia's Form Of Government
      • Democratic Peace
      • VI
      • VII
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • Declaration Of The Right's Of The Toiling And Exploited People
    • Russia's Form Of Government
    • Democratic Peace
    • VI
    • VII
    • CHAPTER VII
      • BOLSHEVIST THEORY AND PRACTICE
        • I
        • II
        • III
        • THE RIGHT TO VOTE
        • Chapter Thirteen
        • IV
        • V
        • VI
        • VII
        • VIII
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • THE RIGHT TO VOTE
      • Chapter Thirteen
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
    • BOLSHEVIST THEORY AND PRACTICE
      • I
      • II
      • III
      • THE RIGHT TO VOTE
      • Chapter Thirteen
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • THE RIGHT TO VOTE
    • Chapter Thirteen
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • VII
    • VIII
    • POSTSCRIPTUM: A PERSONAL STATEMENT
    • APPENDICES
    • APPENDIX I
      • AN APPEAL TO THE PROLETARIAT BY THE PETROGRAD WORKMEN'S AND SOLDIERS' COUNCIL
    • AN APPEAL TO THE PROLETARIAT BY THE PETROGRAD WORKMEN'S AND SOLDIERS' COUNCIL
    • APPENDIX II
      • HOW THE RUSSIAN PEASANTS FOUGHT FOR A CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY[91]
        • I
        • Organization of the Peasants after the Revolution in Soviets of Peasant Delegates
        • II
        • The Difficulties of the Beginning of the Revolution
        • III
        • The Insurrection of Kornilov
        • IV
        • The Bolsheviki and the Constituent Assembly
        • V
        • The Fight Concentrates Around the Constituent Assembly
        • VI
        • The Bolshevist Insurrection
        • VII
        • The Fight Against the Bolsheviki
        • VIII
        • The Second Peasant Congress
        • Bulletin of Members of the Constituent Assembly Belonging to the Socialist-Revolutionist Fraction. No. 5, Dec. 31, 1917.
        • IX
        • The Manifestation of January 5th at Petrograd
        • X
        • At the Taurida Palace on the Day of the Opening of the Constituent Assembly
        • XI
        • The Dissolution of the Third All-Russian Peasants' Congress
        • Procès-verbal of the Session of the III National Congress of Soviets Of Peasants' Delegates, United on the Principle of the Defense of the Constituent Assembly
        • XII
        • Conclusion
      • I
      • Organization of the Peasants after the Revolution in Soviets of Peasant Delegates
      • II
      • The Difficulties of the Beginning of the Revolution
      • III
      • The Insurrection of Kornilov
      • IV
      • The Bolsheviki and the Constituent Assembly
      • V
      • The Fight Concentrates Around the Constituent Assembly
      • VI
      • The Bolshevist Insurrection
      • VII
      • The Fight Against the Bolsheviki
      • VIII
      • The Second Peasant Congress
      • Bulletin of Members of the Constituent Assembly Belonging to the Socialist-Revolutionist Fraction. No. 5, Dec. 31, 1917.
      • IX
      • The Manifestation of January 5th at Petrograd
      • X
      • At the Taurida Palace on the Day of the Opening of the Constituent Assembly
      • XI
      • The Dissolution of the Third All-Russian Peasants' Congress
      • Procès-verbal of the Session of the III National Congress of Soviets Of Peasants' Delegates, United on the Principle of the Defense of the Constituent Assembly
      • XII
      • Conclusion
    • HOW THE RUSSIAN PEASANTS FOUGHT FOR A CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY[91]
      • I
      • Organization of the Peasants after the Revolution in Soviets of Peasant Delegates
      • II
      • The Difficulties of the Beginning of the Revolution
      • III
      • The Insurrection of Kornilov
      • IV
      • The Bolsheviki and the Constituent Assembly
      • V
      • The Fight Concentrates Around the Constituent Assembly
      • VI
      • The Bolshevist Insurrection
      • VII
      • The Fight Against the Bolsheviki
      • VIII
      • The Second Peasant Congress
      • Bulletin of Members of the Constituent Assembly Belonging to the Socialist-Revolutionist Fraction. No. 5, Dec. 31, 1917.
      • IX
      • The Manifestation of January 5th at Petrograd
      • X
      • At the Taurida Palace on the Day of the Opening of the Constituent Assembly
      • XI
      • The Dissolution of the Third All-Russian Peasants' Congress
      • Procès-verbal of the Session of the III National Congress of Soviets Of Peasants' Delegates, United on the Principle of the Defense of the Constituent Assembly
      • XII
      • Conclusion
    • I
    • Organization of the Peasants after the Revolution in Soviets of Peasant Delegates
    • II
    • The Difficulties of the Beginning of the Revolution
    • III
    • The Insurrection of Kornilov
    • IV
    • The Bolsheviki and the Constituent Assembly
    • V
    • The Fight Concentrates Around the Constituent Assembly
    • VI
    • The Bolshevist Insurrection
    • VII
    • The Fight Against the Bolsheviki
    • VIII
    • The Second Peasant Congress
    • Bulletin of Members of the Constituent Assembly Belonging to the Socialist-Revolutionist Fraction. No. 5, Dec. 31, 1917.
    • IX
    • The Manifestation of January 5th at Petrograd
    • X
    • At the Taurida Palace on the Day of the Opening of the Constituent Assembly
    • XI
    • The Dissolution of the Third All-Russian Peasants' Congress
    • Procès-verbal of the Session of the III National Congress of Soviets Of Peasants' Delegates, United on the Principle of the Defense of the Constituent Assembly
    • XII
    • Conclusion
    • APPENDIX III
      • FORMER SOCIALIST PREMIER OF FINLAND ON BOLSHEVISM
      • FOOTNOTES:
    • FORMER SOCIALIST PREMIER OF FINLAND ON BOLSHEVISM
    • FOOTNOTES:
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