The Communist and the Revolutionary Liberal in the Second American Revolution : : Comparing Karl Marx and Frederick Douglass in Real-Time.
By juxtaposing the political thought and activism of Karl Marx and Frederick Douglass, Nimtz and Edwards use comparative real-time political analysis to examine how liberalism and Marxism performed during the Second American Revolution - the Civil War and Radical Reconstruction.
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505 | 0 | |a Front Cover -- Half-Title Page -- Series Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Two Biographies - or, Two Routes to the Quest for 'True Democracy' -- 1. From Chattel Slave to Revolutionary Liberal -- 2. From Radical Democrat to Communist -- Chapter 2. Prelude to the Conflagration: From Paris to Fort Sumter -- 1. The European Spring -- 1.1. Marx in the Cauldron -- 1.2. Douglass: a Wary Cheerleader from Afar -- 2. The Coming American Spring -- 2.1. 'Let the Battle Come': Douglass Considers Extra-Constitutional Measures -- 2.2. Douglass, Weydemeyer, and the Republicans in 1856 -- 2.3. The Crisis Deepens -- 2.4. King Cotton -- 2.5. John Brown - Agent Provocateur Extraordinaire -- 2.6. Lincoln's Election -- 2.7. The Secession Crisis -- Chapter 3. Toward the Convergence of Douglass and Marx: From Fort Sumter to the Trent Affair -- 1. The 'Fall of Sumter' -- 2. Douglass Gets on Board -- 3. Marx's Return -- 4. Marx and Douglass Converge -- 5. 'What's Happening at Manassas Junction?' -- 6. 'Complications with Foreign Powers': The Trent Affair -- Chapter 4. From a Constitutional to a Revolutionary Civil War: 'the Cruel and Apocalyptic War Had Become Holy' -- 1. 'A Turning Point in the War Policy Had Been Reached' -- 2. 'At Last the Tide of Battle Seems Fairly Turned' -- 3. Two Real-Time Assessments of 'the Tremendous Conflict' -- 4. Slouching Toward Redemption -- 5. Redemption Time -- 6. The Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation -- 7. The Slave's Appeal to Great Britain -- Chapter 5. The End of the War and the Rise and Fall of Radical Reconstruction -- 1. The Long Grinding Road to Appomattox -- 2. 'That the Paper Proclamation Must Now Be Made Iron, Lead and Fire' -- 3. The Reality of Recruitment -- 4. Toward Lincoln's Re-election and Union Victory. | |
505 | 8 | |a 5. 'A Missed Revolutionary Opportunity' -- 6. Weydemeyer's 'On the Negro Vote' -- 7. Douglass and Marx on the Same Political Page - Almost -- Conclusions -- 1. The Key Takeaways of the Comparison -- 2. 'What Is to Be Done?' - Today -- Appendix A. Douglass and Marx on the Paris Commune and the Labour Question in the United States (Edwards) -- Appendix B. Marx and Engels on the Race Question: A Response to the Critics (Nimtz) -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover. | |
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