TIMELINE

1776

Adam Smith wrote Wealth of Nations.

1798

Thomas Malthus wrote an Essay on the Principle of Population.

1799,1800

Combination Acts

1802

Factory Act

1804

Ludwig Feurbach was born.

1807

Friedrich Hegel wrote Phenomena of the Mind.

1810

Northcumberland and Durham miners strike.

1811

Louis Blanc was born.

1812

Luddites

1813

Glasgow weavers strike.

1817

David Ricardo wrote Principle of Political Economy and Taxation.

1818

May 5--Karl Marx was born.

Manchester cotton spinners strike.

1820

Friedrich Engels was born.

1821

Friedrich Hegel wrote Philosophy of Right.

1823

David Ricardo died.

1824

Combination Acts were repealed.

1830

Industrial Revolution spread to France and Belgium.

July Revolution

1831

Lyons workers' revolt in the silk industry.

Polish Insurrection

1832

Sadler Commission Report on Child Labor

Reform Bill

1833

Factory Act

1834

Thomas Malthus died.

1836

People's Charter

1839

Louis Blanc established a magazine called Revue du Progres as an
organ for Socialist documents.

1841

Ludwig Feurbach wrote Essence of Christianity.

1842

Coal Mines Act

Friedrich Engels converted to communist beliefs by German Socialist Moses Hess.

1843

Chartism

Prussian government suppressed Marx's newspaper the Rheinsche
Zeitung.

1844

Friedrich Engels wrote the Condition of the Working Class in England.

Marx and Engels met in Paris.

1846

Marx and Engels organized the "German Democratic Communists" in
Brussels.

1847

Ten Hours Act

Marx and Engels joined the Communist League.

1848

Marx wrote the Communist Manifesto.

1849

Marx was banished from France.

Marx was arrested and tried in Cologne on the charge of indictment to
armed insurrection--he was aquitted.

Marx was expelled from Germany.

1850

Continental Industrial Revolution came to age.

1852

Communist League was dissolved.

1854

Charles Dickens wrote Hard Times.

1859

Marx wrote the Critique of Political Economy.

1864

First International was established.

1867

Marx wrote Das Kapital.

Reform Bill

1871

Paris Commune

1872

Marx essentially ended the First International by moving its
headquarters to the U.S.

Ludwig Feurbach died.

1882

Louis Blanc died.

1883

Marx died.

1884

Engels wrote the Origins of Family, Private Property, and the State.

Reform Bill

1889

First International was revived.

1892

Engels wrote Socialism: Utopian and Scientific.

1895

Engels died.

1898

Lenin established the Social Democratic Party.

 


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