| Bakunin, Marx, and Johann Philipp Becker | p. 1 |
| The Alliance 'request' | |
| The Alliance joins the International (February-July 1869) | |
| Becker's position paper on the question of organisation (July 1869) | |
| The International in Geneva and in the Jura Region | p. 9 |
| The International in Jura (February-May 1869) | |
| The Basel Congress of the International | p. 19 |
| Bakunin's manuscript 'To the Citizen Editors of the Réveil' (October 1869) | |
| Bakunin's first strategy: attack not Marx but his associates | |
| Marx's 'communications' concerning Bakunin | p. 35 |
| Bakunin's defence by Eugene Him (January 1870) | |
| The 'Confidential Communication' to German social democrats (March 1870) | |
| The Romance Federation split | p. 47 |
| La Chaux-de-Fonds Congress (April 1870) | |
| Marx's third 'communication' regarding Bakunin (April 1870) | |
| The General Council's decision (June 1870) | |
| The international response and the International's next congress (April-August 1870) | |
| Fixing the International's course | p. 67 |
| Bakunin's second strategy: cautious criticism of Marx | |
| Paul Robin, the congress question, and the disbanding of the Geneva Alliance section (summer 1871) | |
| Marx and pluralism within the International | |
| The London Conference | p. 85 |
| The London Conference's decision on the Swiss conflict (resolutions nos. 16 and 17) | |
| The Nechaev trial (resolution no. 14 of the London Conference) | |
| Constitution of the working class into a political party (resolution no. 9 of the London Conference) | |
| The Sonvillier Circular | p. 101 |
| Reaction of the Belgian Federation of the International (November-December 1871) | |
| Engels' article about the Sonvillier Circular and the declarations in support of the London Conference from Saxony and Geneva | |
| The International in Italy | p. 121 |
| Reaction of the International in Italy (until January 1872) | |
| Engels' letter to Theodor Cuno in Milan of 24 January 1872 | |
| Bakunin's Italian manuscripts (end of 1871 to beginning of 1872) | |
| The International in Spain | p. 153 |
| The International in Madrid and the founding congress of the Spanish Federation in Barcelona (1869-1870) | |
| Slow reaction of the Spanish International to the Sonvillier Circular (November 1871-early 1872) | |
| Paul Lafargue goes to Spain | |
| Lafargue's activities in Spain | p. 179 |
| Lafargue and the Emancipation's contact with the Republican Party (January to March 1872) | |
| The Saragossa Congress (4-11 April 1872) and Lafargue's reports in the Liberté | |
| Bakunin's letters to Mora and Lorenzo (April-May 1872) | |
| The Belgian rules project and the Fictitious Splits | p. 197 |
| Fictitious Splits in the International by Marx and Engels | |
| Bakunin's third strategy: open criticism of Marx | |
| Debate over the Belgian rules project and the second Belgian federal congress (14 July 1872) | |
| Cafiero's reckoning with Engels (12-19 June 1872) | |
| Convening the Congress of The Hague | p. 227 |
| Boycott or participation? | |
| The factional divide in the Spanish International | p. 243 |
| The Alianza fracas | |
| Engels' attacks against the Alianza (July-August 1872) | |
| The Spanish delegate elections and the New Madrid Federation before the Congress of The Hague | |
| The eve of the Congress of the Hague | p. 283 |
| The opposition | |
| Delegate mandates from the United States and Germany | |
| The French and General Council delegate mandates | |
| The Congress of The Hague: the mandate commission and the commission to investigate the Alliance | p. 303 |
| The verification of the mandates | |
| The voting procedure and the commission to investigate the Alliance | |
| The story behind Bakunin's translation of Capital | |
| The revisions to the Rules, the transfer of the General Council and the 'Minority Declaration' | p. 331 |
| The debate concerning the transfer of the General Council and resolution no. 9 of the London Conference | |
| Constitution of the minority and the final meeting of the Congress of The Hague | |
| The Congresses of St. Imier, Brussels, and Córdoba | p. 353 |
| The downfall of the Congress of The Hague's majority | |
| The Brussels Congress (December 1872) | |
| The Córdoba Congress (December 1872) | |
| Bakunin and the Congress of The Hague | |
| The Geneva Congresses and the disastrous New York General Council | p. 379 |
| Reactions in Belgium, Spain, and Italy | |
| The split of the English International | |
| The congress of the federations (1-6 September 1873) | |
| The General Council's congress (8-13 September 1873) | |
| Politics and historical narratives | p. 407 |
| The pamphlet 'L'Alliance' | |
| The Mémoire of the Jura Federation | |
| Epilogue | |
| Bibliography | p. 421 |
| Notes | p. 441 |
| Index | p. 579 |
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