The Road to Power

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The Road to Power (1909)
by Karl Johann Kautsky, translated by Algie Martin Simons

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Original publication: Der Weg zur Macht (1909), the original preface is not translated.

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The Road to Power

BY
KARL KAUTSKY

AUTHOR OF
"The Social Revolution," "Erfurter Program," "Origin of Christianity," "Ethics and Materialistic Conception of History," Etc., Etc.

AUTHORIZED TRANSLATION BY
A. M. SIMONS

1909
SAMUEL A. BLOCH
THE BOOKMAN
CHICAGO, ILL.

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Copyright 1909
By
Samuel A. Bloch

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CONTENTS

I	—The Conquest of Political Power.
II	—Prophecies of the Revolution.
III	—Growing gradually into the Co-operative Commonwealth.
IV	—Economic Evolution and the Will.
V	—Neither Revolution nor Legality "at any price."
VI	—The Growth of Revolutionary Elements.
VII	—The Softening of Class Antagonisms.
VIII	—The Sharpening of Class Antagonisms.
IX	—A New Period of Revolution.

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