note 8) In the address delivered by Mazzini on Februin the founded Society of the Friends of Italy ( The Leader, London 02 14, 1852, pp.
M., Marxanalekten in OrUnberg's “Archiv”, 1919. In April or May 1847 the “Societe Democratique Francaise” joined the, Arbeiterbildurigsverein”. Google Scholar The text of the pamphlet was reprinted in the Report of the Attorney a propos of the attentat of Darmés, Cour des Pairs. Emigrants of other nationalities had also participated in the discussions for this programme. After a discussion the programme was adopted on Septemand distributed in France. De I'imprimerie de Thompson, Londres (1840). note 2) Refugees after the insurrection of May 1938 had founded in London the “Société Democratique Frangaise”, which drafted a programme in its session of November 18, 1839: Rapport sur les mesures a prendre et les moyens a employer, pour mettre la France dans une voie revolutionnaire, le lendemain d'une insurrection victorieuse effectuee dans son sein. the evidence of Roser, (who was sentenced to six years'confinement in the trial of the communists at Cologne), on the strength of the documents of the Berlin Polizeipräsidium, published in: Otto, Manchen-Helfen and Boris, Nicolajewsky, Karl und Jenny Marx, 1933, pp. At a subsequent meeting in February 1849, where Moll was present as delegate from London, but Marx and Engels also, the latter voted against the new organization and the draft of the new rules.
The new central committee had drafted new rules, and Schapper had been instructed to organize a branch at Cologne, likewise without Marx's permission. In the spring of 1849 Schapper announced that in London the former members of the Kommunistenbund had founded another branch, and established a new central committee consisting of Moll, Harry Bauer and Eccarius. Schapper andMoll implicitly wished to continue it. Shortly after Marx dissolved the League: in view of the freedom of meeting and the liberty of the press he was of the opinion that there was no reason for its further existence. note 4) After the February revolution the central committee had been transferred to Brussels on March 3, 1848, it authorized Marx to organize another central committee in Paris, which constituted itself after about a week with Marx as president, Schapper as secretary, and Engels, Moll, Wallau and Bauer as members.
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