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PLANS FOR DIVIDING THE BROCHURE INTO CHAPTERS
a.
Maybe SS I—3 combine as an Introduction (or Section
I-st?): “The General Theoretical Views of Marxism on the State”; that, which until now opportunists and Kautskyites only wanted to know). Then: The Concrete Development of the Views of Marx and Engels on the role of the state in the revolution and in the transition to socialism: (α) 1847 and 1848, as an outline;
(β) 1852, as a summary of the experience of France; (γ) the experience of 1871 = the main thing and (δ) “résumé” of 1891 ((1891—1847 = 47 years)).

b.
Chapter I. The commonly known in the views of Marx and Engels on the state.
II. Results of the experience of 1789—1851.
III. The experience of 1871.
IV. How does the state begin to wither away? *
Etwa: The teaching of marxism on the state (and the tasks of our revolution).
Preface.
Ch.
I. General Theoretical (not the word) (General?) Views of Marx and Engels on the state.
Ch. II. The concrete development of these views: the experience of 1848—1852.
Ch. III. The experience of the Paris Commune.
Whose Commune? anarchists and social-democrats?
Ch. IV. Economic foundations for transforming the state into a non-state) (§ 6, 9—10).
Ch. V. Concluding Judgements of Engels in the 1890s (S 10 bis)

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Sketch “b” written in red pencil over another text.
Above it are inscribed the words: “not good”, enclosed in a frame. Ed.