Studies in Socialism

By

Jean Jaurès

Translated, with an Introduction, by

Mildred Minturn

Authorised English Version

G. P. Putnam's Sons

New York and London

The Knickerbocker Press

1906

Copyright, 1906

by

MILDRED MINTURN

The Knickerbocker Press, New York

CONTENTS
page
Translator's Introduction	v
SOCIALISM AND LIFE
I—	The Socialist Aim	3
II—	Socialism and Life	10
III—	The Radical and Private Property	23
IV—	Rough Outlines	34
REVOLUTIONARY EVOLUTION
V—	After Fifty Years	43
VI—	Revolutionary Majorities	51
VII—	Some Sayings of Liebknecht	60
VIII—	Liebknecht on Socialist Tactics	70
IX—	"To Expand, not to Contract"	79
X—	Socialism and the Privileged Classes	87
XI—	The Necessity for a Majority	94
XII—	The General Strike and Revolution	106
XIII—	The Question of Method	130
MISCELLANEOUS
XIV—	Speech at the Anglo-French Parliamentary Dinner	170
XV—	Truth or Fiction?	176
XVI—	Moonlight	184
	Index	193

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