Revolutionary Refugees: German Socialism in Britain, 1840-1860

Christine Lattek

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Introduction: Socialism and Exile in the German Colony in Mid-Nineteenth Century London 1. The German Colony 2. The German Workers' Educational Society, 1840-1850 3. Between Democrats and Blanquists: The Communist League, 1849-1850 4. The 'Chronique Scandaleuse': Ruge, Klinkel and German democracy, 1849-1853 5. The Sonderbund I: The Willich-Schapper League as its zenith, 1850-1851 6. The Sonderbund II: Decline and dissolution of the Communist League, 1851-1853 7. Apathy and Revival: The international association, 1853-1859 8. The New Era, 1858-1860 9. Epilogue: From Exile to Colony: Class and the formation of community

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