ct their children to be far wiser and more
fortunate than themselves, and do not intend to attempt to decide
anything for them that can well be left undecided. They intend only that
these children shall have the freedom and power necessary to direct
society as they think best. The few principles I have mentioned are
perhaps the most important of those they believe to be the irreducible
minimum needed to insure this result.

FOOTNOTES:

[292] H. G. Wells, "This Misery of Boots," pp. 29-32.

[293] Alfred Russell Wallace, "The Railways and the Nation," the
_Arena_, January, 1907.

[294] Anton Menger, "L'Etat Socialiste" (Paris, 1904), p. 348.

[295] Karl Kautsky, "The Social Revolution," pp. 121-123.

[296] Karl Kautsky, "The Social Revolution," pp. 165-167.

[297] Karl Kautsky, "The Social Revolution," p. 179.

[298] Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman in the _Forerunner_ (1910).

[299] The Communist Manifesto.

[300] Emile Vandervelde, "Collectivism," p. 126.

[301] John Spargo, "Socialism."

[302] Edward Bellamy, "Equality," p. 89.

[303] Karl Kautsky, "Das Erfurter Programm," pp. 161-162.

INDEX

Abbot, Lyman, 33, 36, 97, 283, 284.

AGRICULTURE, 7, 85, 96, 300-323.

America, _see_ United States.

_American Federation of Labor_, _see_ United States Labor Unions.

Amsterdam, _see_ International Congresses.

Andre, 381.

_Appeal to Reason, The_, 321, 430.

Asquith, Herbert, 153, 362.

Augagneur, 132, 134, 398.

Australasia, the Labour Parties of, 85, 86, 92-94, 128, 146, 151,
168, 174.

Australasia, "States Socialism" in:
the labor policy, 53, 86;
agrarian and land policy, 85, 88, 89;
government ownership, 84, 85, 89-91.

Austria, the Socialist Party of, 239, 247, 252, 259, 347.

Baden, 256-264.

Baker, Ray Stannard, 32.

Barnes, George, 164, 165.

Bauer, Otto, 239, 247.

Bebel, August:
on reformism, 117, 123, 126, 130, 131;
on revolutionary politics, 232;
on the revolutionary trend, 251, 252, 254, 255, 258-264;
on the class struggle, 281;
on the agricultural problem, 301;
on the general strike, 390, 391;
on revolution, 416, 418, 419.

Belgium, the Socialist Party of, 139, 141, 146, 252.

Bellamy, Edward, 435.

Belloc, Hilaire, 160, 161, 163.

Berger, Victor:
and the "State Socialist" labor policy, 63;
on reformism, 126, 211;
as leader of Milwaukee Socialists, 178, 189, 195, 202-207;
on revolutionary politics, 240-242;
on the agric