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Chapter I. THE PASSING OF SMALL PRODUCTION
1. Small Production and Private Property
2. Commodities and Capital
3. The Capitalist Method of Production
4. The Death-Struggle of Small Production
Chapter II. THE PROLETARIAT
1. From Apprentice to Proletarian
2. Wages
3. Dissolution of the Proletarian Family
4. Prostitution
5. The Industrial Reserve Army
6. The Increase of the Proletariat;
Mercantile and Educated Proletariat
Chapter III. THE CAPITALIST CLASS
1. Commerce and Credit
2. Division of Labor and Competition
3. Profit
4. Rent
5. Taxes
6. The Falling Off of the Rate of Profit
7. The Growth of Large Production; Syndicates and Trusts
8. Industrial Crises
9. Chronic Over-Production
Chapter IV. THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE FUTURE
1. Social Reform and Social Revolution
2. Private Property and Common Property
3. Socialist Production
4. The Economic Significance of the State
5. State Socialism and the Social Democracy
6. The Structure of the Future State
7. The “Abolition of the Family”
8. Confiscation of Property
9. Division of Products in the Future State
10. Socialism and Freedom
Chapter V. THE CLASS STRUGGLE
1. Socialism and the Property-Holding Classes
2 Servants and Menials
3. The Slums
4. The Beginnings of the Wage-Earning
5. The Advance of the Wage-Earning Proletariat
6. The Conflict Between the Elevating and Degrading Tendencies which Affect the Proletariat
7. Philanthropy and Labor Legislation
8. The Labor Union Movement
9. The Political Struggle
10. The Labor Party
11. The Labor Movement and Socialism
12. The Socialist Party – Union of the Labor Movement and Socialism
13. The International Character of the Socialist Movement
14. The Socialist Party and the People
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