Karl Marx,
Mr. George Howell’s History of the International Working-Men’s Association
“ Instead of laying the Red Ghost by the simple process of shaking at its face the sorry returns of the General Council, why, in the name of common sense, did the Pope and his bishops exorcise the International, the French Rural Assembly outlaw it, Bismarck — at the Salzburg meeting of the emperors of Austria and Germany — threaten it with a Holy Alliance Crusade, and the White Czar commend it to his terrible “Third Division,” then presided over by the emotional Schouvaloff?Mr. George Howell condescends to admit: “Poverty is no crime, but it is fearfully inconvenient.” ”
