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Preface
Author's Preface
Author's Introductory Note
CHAPTER Ⅰ.—A Scientific Discovery.Section
  Ⅰ.—Opposition of Utility Value to Exchange Value
  Ⅱ.—Constituted or Synthetic Value.
  Ⅲ.—Application of the Law of the Proportion of Value—(a) Money
  (b) Surplus Labor
CHAPTER Ⅱ.—The Metaphysics of Political Economy.Section
  Ⅰ.—The Method.
  Ⅱ.—The Division of Labor and Machinery
  Ⅲ.—Competition and Monopoly
  Ⅳ.—Property and Rent
  Ⅴ.—Strikes and the Combination of Workmen
Appendix
  Ⅰ.—Proudhon Judged by Marx
  Ⅱ.—John Gray and his Theory of Labor Notes
  Ⅲ.—Free Trade