Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
NOTEBOOK “λ”
(“LAMBDA”)
LIST OF QUOTATIONS FROM SCHULZE-GAEVERNITZ’S BRITISH IMPERIALISM[1]
| 43 |
upper stratum of workers |
401 |
idealism in the service |
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and the mass of workers |
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of imperialism! |
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versus the church |
402 |
Germany at the head of |
| 56 |
from the top |
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mankind |
| 73 |
colonial possessions |
412 |
(Jebb) |
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(have doubled) |
415 |
(No. 53) |
| 75 |
(a second Ireland) |
422 |
Holland |
| 87 |
imperialism of the end |
423 |
(No. 104), idem No. 111 |
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of the 19th century |
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Hobhouse, ibidem No. 112 |
| 104 |
Multatuli |
|
Marcks |
| 119 |
glacis |
426 |
No. 116 and 118 |
| 122 |
national economy as |
|
No. 133 |
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a whole |
|
No. 136 |
| 159 |
the pound sterling |
|
No. 151 |
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before the 20th cen- |
|
No. 155 |
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tury |
|
No. 171 |
| 174 |
Canada |
|
No. 342 |
| 217 |
(ditto) |
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No. 365 |
Notes
[1] The list of quotations from Schulze-Gaevernitz’s book was compiled by Lenin when he read the book in order afterwards to make the corresponding extracts (see pp. 445-60 of this volume). Lenin entered the quotations from the first eleven pages in the sequence shown by him. These are followed in the notebook by a number of extracts from pp. 229-375 which are not mentioned in the list (apparently, part of the manuscript has been lost). The end of the list, from p. 401, corresponds to Lenin’s entries in the notebook.