- Part One—The First Stage of the Revolution by N. Lenin
- Part One, Introduction
- Part One, Chapter I—The Bourgeois Revolution
- Part One, Chapter II—The Council of Workers and Soldiers
- Part One, Chapter III—Party Divisions
- Part One, Chapter IV—Problems in Tactics
- Part One, Chapter V—Supplementary
- Part Two—The General Program of the Bolsheviki by N. Lenin
- Part Two, Introduction
- Part Two, Chapter I—Proletarian Policy
- Part Two, Chapter II—The Agrarian Problem
- Part Two, Chapter III—Industrial and National
- Part Two, Chapter IV—The New Type of Government
- Part Two, Chapter V—War and Peace
- Part Two, Chapter VI—Socialism and the War
- Part Two, Chapter VII—Armaments and War
- Part Two, Chapter VIII—International Socialism
- Part Three—The Struggle for State Power by N. Lenin and Leon Trotzky
- Part Three, Introduction
- Part Three, Chapter I—Class Character of the Revolution
- Part Three, Chapter II—The Dual Authority
- Part Three, Chapter III—Peace and Reaction
- Part Three, Chapter IV—The Farce of Dual Authority
- Part Three, Chapter V—Democracy, Pacifism and Imperialism
- Part Three, Chapter VI—The July Uprising
- Part Three, Chapter VII—After the Uprising
- Part Three, Chapter VIII—All Power to the Soviets!
- Part Three, Chapter IX—Constitutional Illusions
- Part Three, Chapter X—Lessons of the Revolution
- Part Four—The Revolution in Crisis by Leon Trotzky
- Part Four, Introduction
- Part Four, Chapter I—What has Happened?
- Part Four, Chapter II—Elements of Bonapartism
- Part Four, Chapter III—The Army in the Revolution
- Part Four, Chapter IV—What Next?
- Part Four, Chapter V—The Character of the Russian Revolution
- Part Four, Chapter VI—International Tactics
- Part Five—The Proletarian Revolution Conquers by Louis C. Fraina
- Part Five, Introduction
- Part Five, Chapter I—The Kornilov Revolt
- Part Five, Chapter II—Bolshevism Conquers
- Part Five, Chapter III—Dictatorship of the Proletariat and Civil War
- Part Five, Chapter IV—The Constituent Assembly
- Part Six—The Revolutionary Struggle for Peace
- Part Six, Introduction
- Part Six, Chapter I—Peace Negotiations and Revolution
- Part Six, Chapter II—What is a Peace Program?
- Part Six, Chapter III—Status Quo Ante Bellum
- Part Six, Chapter IV—Right of Self-Determination
- Part Six, Chapter V—The United States of Europe
- Part Six, Chapter VI—At Bresk-Litovsk
- Part Six, Chapter VII—Why Soviet Russia Made Peace
- Part Six, Chapter VIII—Peace—and Our Task
- Part Seven—The Soviet Republic and Its Problems by N. Lenin
- Part Seven, Introduction
- Part Seven, Chapter I—The Problem of Organization
- Part Seven, Chapter II—A New Phase of the Revolution
- Part Seven, Chapter III—Management and Production
- Part Seven, Chapter IV—Democracy and Proletarian Dictatorship
- Part Seven, Chapter V—The Old Order and the New
- Supplementary—Foreign Relations
- Supplementary, Chapter I—Socialist and Imperialist Democracy (Chicherin)
- Supplementary, Chapter II—Intervention in Russia
- Supplementary, Chapter III—The Terror in Russia (Chicherin)
- Supplementary, Chapter IV—Intervention, Armistice, Peace (Chicherin)
- Supplementary, Chapter V—The International Revolution (Lenin)
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