V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:LS/v26;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

NOTE ON CHAMBERLAIN’S BOOK “THE NINETEENTH CENTURY”
[End of February 1905]

Houston Steward Chamberlain: “Die Grundlagen des XIX Jahrhunderts”.
Two huge volumes (Munich 1904)—evidently rubbish, which is sufficiently characterised by the following passage:

NOTE ON CHAMBERLAIN’S BOOK “THE NINETEENTH CENTURY”
What separates More from Marx is not a progress of time, but the contrast between Germanism and Judaism (p. 836). Enough!
He quotes passim: Gooch. The history of English democratic ideas [in the seventeenth century]. 1898.
R. H. Sherard. The white slaves of England. 1897.

NOTE ON CHAMBERLAIN’S BOOK “THE NINETEENTH CENTURY”
What separates More from Marx is not a progress of time, but the contrast between Germanism and Judaism (p. 836). Enough!
He quotes in various places: Gooch. The history of English democratic ideas [in the seventeenth century]. 1898.
R. H. Sherard. The white slaves of England. 1897.*

* Chamberlain quotes the first of these books on pp. 836-37, the second on p. 838. — Ed.