Chapter III: Introduction: v

I. CELEBRATION-DAY 1

II. THE NEW LAWS 4

III. DISCONTENTED PEOPLE 6

IV. THE CHOICE OF TRADES 8

V. A PARLIAMENTARY SITTING 11

VI. ASSIGNMENT OF WORK 16

VII. NEWS FROM THE PROVINCES 22

VIII. THE LAST DAY TOGETHER 26

IX. THE GREAT MIGRATION 30

X. THE NEW CURRENCY 34

XI. THE NEW DWELLINGS 37

XII. THE NEW STATE COOKSHOPS 42

XIII. A VEXING INCIDENT 47

XIV. A MINISTERIAL CRISIS 49

XV. EMIGRATION 51

XVI. RETIREMENT OF THE CHANCELLOR 54

XVII. IN AND ABOUT THE WORKSHOPS 56

XVIII. FAMILY MATTERS 60

XIX. RECREATIONS OF THE PEOPLE 64

XX. DISAGREEABLE EXPERIENCES 68

XXI. FLIGHT 72

XXII. ANOTHER NEW CHANCELLOR 76

XXIII. FOREIGN COMPLICATIONS 78

XXIV. THE ELECTION STIR 82

XXV. SAD NEWS 88

XXVI. THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS 90

XXVII. A LARGE DEFICIT 93

XXVIII. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS 97

XXIX. A STORMY PARLIAMENTARY SITTING 100

XXX. THREATENED STRIKE 119

XXXI. MENACING DIPLOMATIC NOTES 121

XXXII. GREAT STRIKE AND SIMULTANEOUS OUTBREAK
OF WAR 124

XXXIII. THE COUNTER-REVOLUTION BEGINS 126

XXXIV. DISHEARTENING NEWS 129

XXXV. THE LAST CHAPTER 131

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PICTURES OF THE SOCIALISTIC FUTURE.