Author: Lassalle, Ferdinand.
Title: Herr Bastiat-Schulze von Delitzsch, der ökonomische Julian, oder: Capital und Arbeit.
Description: Berlin, Reinhold Schlingmann, 1864. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Crown octavo. Pp. ix, (i), 269. Appendices. Set in Gothic type. Untrimmed copy in the original printed wrappers; upper wrapper worn, leaves loose, some underlining in very light coloured pencil. ~ FIRST EDITION. Copies in the original state and in the original publisher's binding, as the copy presented here, are most uncommon. Franz Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch (1808-1883), was a German jurist, member of the Prussian National Assembly, Chamber of Deputies, and the German Reichstag. He advocated free-trade, unrestricted competition, and self-help rather than state-help. In 1863 he wrote "Capitel zu einem deutschen Arbeiterkatechismus", borrowing his fundamental principles in the main from Bastiat. Ferdinand Lassalle (1825-1864), a German socialist, was the architect of the German labour movement and founder the German Workers' Association. He was the first to speak about "the iron law of wages", defining it as the minimum subsistence pay permitting survival and the raising of children. But the more his revolutionary hopes were disappointed, the more sharply he turned against the middle classes (and Schulze's theories), whose capacity to solve the social question he denied. "Herr Bastiat- Schulze" was Lassalle's rather assailing reply to Schulze's "Capitel" Lassalle was mortally wounded in a duel fought over a lady he intended to marry. In 1866, only after Lassalle's death, Schulze finally answered with his "Die Abschaffung des geschäftlichen Risico durch Herrn Lassalle. Ein neues Kapitel zum 'Deutschen Arbeiterkatechismus'" (also offered by Librarium). Z-4 OUT .

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