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German-Jewish jurist, philosopher, socialist, and political activist
Ferdinand Lassalle
Works
- Lasalle's Open Letter to the National Labor Association of Germany. tr. by John Ehmann and Fred Bader, 1879 IA
- The working man's programme. translated by Edward Peters 1884 (transcription project)
- What is Capital?, tr. by F. Keddell, 1900 (HathiTrust)
- Science and the Workingmen. tr. by Thorstein Veblen, 1900 (HathiTrust)
- Franz von Sickingen; a tragedy in five acts Translated by Daniel De Leon, 1910 (external scan)
- The German classics of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: masterpieces of German literature, Volume 10 tr. into English Edited by Kuno Francke, 1913 (transcription project)
- The Workingmen's Programme. Translated by E. H. Babbitt p396
- Science and the Workingmen. Translated by Thorstein B. Veblen p433
- Open Letter to the Central Committee. Translated by E. H. Babbitt p490
Works about Lassalle
- Socialism, by Roswell D. Hitchcock, 1878 (external scan)
- The tragic comedians by George Meredith, 1881 (external scan)
- Ferdinand Lassalle by Lewis J. Huff. 1887-09-01 an article from Political Science Quarterly, Volume 2. (external scan)
- German Socialism and Ferdinand Lassalle by William Harbutt Dawson, 1888 (external scan)
- Ferdinand Lassalle as a Social Reformer by Eduard Bernstein, 1893 (external scan)
- A History of Socialism by Thomas Kirkup, 1892 (external scan)
- Ferdinand Lassalle and Helene Von Dönninges by Elizabeth Edson Gibson Evans, 1897 (external scan)
- Ferdinand Lassalle by Georg Morris Cohen Brandes, 1911 (external scan)
- The German classics of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: Masterpieces of German literature, Volume 10 tr. into English Edited by Kuno Francke, 1913 (transcription project)
- The Life and Work of Ferdinand Lassalle. By Arthur N. Holcombe. p382
- Ferdinand Lassalle: as a novelistic subject of Friedrich Spielhagen by Adolf Schumacher, 1914 (external scan)
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