Re: for C. B.

["Charles Brown" <CharlesB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>> snedeker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 01/02/01 12:31PM >>>
where would I fine Engels research on the early development of Christianity?
is it in the Peasant Wars?

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CB: Two essays are at http://www.anu.edu.au/polsci/marx/marx.html

1880s
1882: Bruno Bauer and Early Christianity (E)*----------

1880: Marginal Notes on Adolph Wagner's Lehrbuch der politischen ökonomie (M)
1880: Socialism: Utopian and Scientific (E)
1880: A Workers' Inquiry (M)
1880: Introduction to the Programme of the French Workers' Party (M)
1881: Articles for The Labour Standard (E)
1882: Bruno Bauer and Early Christianity (E)
1883: The Dialectics of Nature (E)


BRUNO BAUER
AND
EARLY CHRISTIANITY
by
FREDERICK ENGELS
published May 4-11, 1882 in Sozialdemokrat
 ONLINE VERSION:
In Berlin, on April 13, a man died who once played a role as a philosopher and a
theologian, but was hardly heard of for years, only attracting the attention of 
the
public from time to time as a "literary eccentric". Official theologians, 
including
Renan, wrote him off and, therefore, maintained a silence of death about him. 
And yet
he was worth more than them all and did more than all of them in a question 
which
interests us Socialists, too: the question of the historical origin of 
Christianity.
 On the occassion of his death, let us give a brief account of the present 
position on
this question, and Bauer's contribution to its solution.

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The other one is at the same site under the 1890's

1890s
1894: On The History of Early Christianity (E)



1891: 20th Anniversary of the Paris Commune (E)
1891: Brentano vs. Marx (E)
1892: L'Eclair Interview with Engels
1893: Le Figaro Interview with Engels
1893: Daily Chronicle Interview with Engels
1894: The Peasant Question in France and Germany (E)
1894: On The History of Early Christianity (E)
1894: Capital, volume 3 (M)