Russia volume 3
Russia volume 3
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I have shown how the peasant, save in a few favoured districts, is no longer supported by his land. Unless he can afford to buy or rent other land from the large proprietors he must work for others as a labourer or artisan on the most onerous terms; and even this resource, small as it is, is growing smaller still in consequence of the recent crisis and the war. When the harvest is good the mujik can just manage to rub along, but when it is bad — and it is bad in some part of Russia every year, ...while general famines occur every four or five years — he is utterly destitute. Although he has plenty of land as far as acreage goes, he has not sufficient capital to cultivate it properly, neither intellectual capital in the shape of education, nor material capital in the shape of implements. More- over, when famines occur immense numbers of horses die (in 1891 over 1, 000, 000 died in ten Govern- ments alone), and this deprives the peasants of the means of tilling the land for the next year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have shown how the peasant, save in a few favoured districts, is no longer supported by his land. Unless he can afford to buy or rent other land from the large proprietors he must work for others as a labourer or artisan on the most onerous terms; and even this resource, small as it is, is growing smaller still in consequence of the recent crisis and the war. When the harvest is good the mujik can just manage to rub along, but when it is bad — and it is bad in some part of Russia every year, ...while general famines occur every four or five years — he is utterly destitute. Although he has plenty of land as far as acreage goes, he has not sufficient capital to cultivate it properly, neither intellectual capital in the shape of education, nor material capital in the shape of implements. More- over, when famines occur immense numbers of horses die (in 1891 over 1, 000, 000 died in ten Govern- ments alone), and this deprives the peasants of the means of tilling the land for the next year.
What to read after Russia volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Mackenzie Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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