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  1. Book taken from the pages of Marxists.org
  2. Chapter 1 The Object of Our Investigation
  3. Chapter 2 Quesnays and Adam Smiths Analyses of the Process of Reproduction
  4. Chapter 3 A Criticism of Smiths Analysis
  5. Chapter 4 Marxs Scheme of Simple Reproduction
  6. Chapter 5 The Circulation of Money
  7. Chapter 6 Enlarged Reproduction
  8. Chapter 7 Analysis of Marxs Diagram of Enlarged Reproduction
  9. Chapter 8 Marxs Attempt to Resolve the Difficulty
  10. Chapter 9 The Difficulty Viewed from the Angle of the Process of Circulation
  11. Chapter 10 Sismondis Theory of Reproduction
  12. Chapter 11 MacCulloch v. Sismondi
  13. Chapter 12 Ricardo v. Sismondi
  14. Chapter 13 Say v. Sismondi
  15. Chapter 14 Malthus
  16. Chapter 15 v. Kirchmanns Theory of Reproduction
  17. Chapter 16 Rodbertus Criticism of the Classical School
  18. Chapter 17 Rodbertus Analysis of Reproduction
  19. Chapter 18 A New Version of the Problem
  20. Chapter 19 Vorontsov and His Surplus
  21. Chapter 20 Nikolayon
  22. Chapter 21 Struves Third Persons and Three World Empires
  23. Chapter 22 Bulgakov and His Completion of Marxs Analysis
  24. Chapter 23 Tugan Baranovski and His Lack of Proportion
  25. Chapter 24 The End of Russian Legalist Marxism
  26. Chapter 25 Contradictions Within the Diagram of Enlarged Reproduction
  27. Chapter 26 The Reproduction of Capital and Its Social Setting
  28. Chapter 27 The Struggle Against Natural Economy
  29. Chapter 28 The Introduction of Commodity Economy
  30. Chapter 29 The Struggle Against Peasant Economy
  31. Chapter 30 International Loans
  32. Chapter 31 Protective Tariffs and Accumulation
  33. Chapter 32 Militarism as a Province of Accumulation

Translators Note

THIS is an original translation not only of the main body of the work but also of a number of quotations from foreign authors. Page references thus usually indicate the original foreign sources.

In so far as possible, however, I have availed myself of existing translations and have referred to the following standard works: Karl Marx: Capital, vol.i (transl. by Moore-Aveling, London, 1920); vol.ii (transl. by E. Untermann, Chicago, 1907); vol.iii (transl. by E. Untermann, Chicago, 1909) The Poverty of Philosophy (translators name not given, London, 1936).

Sismondis introduction to the second edition of Nouveaux Principes is quoted from M. Mignets translation of selected passages by Sismondi, entitled Political Economy and the Philosophy of Government, London, 1847. No English translation exists of Marxs Theorien über den Mehrwert. [The Marxists Internet Archive has now published the English translation of this work.]

Unfortunately, not all the West European texts, and none of the Russian except Engels correspondence with Nikolayon were accessible to me, and I regret having been unable to trace some quotations and check up on others. In such cases, the English version follows the German text and will at least bring out the point the author wanted to make.

To save the reader grappling with unfamiliar concepts, I have converted foreign currencies and measures into their English equivalents, at the following rates:

20 marks 25 francs $5 £1 (gold standard);
1 hectare (roughly) 2.5 acres;
I kilometre 5/8 mile.

I am glad of this opportunity to express my gratitude to Dr. W. Stark and Mrs. J. Robinson for the helpful criticism and appreciation with which my work has met.

Agnes Schwarzschild


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