Three Days in the Village And Other Sketches, Written From September 1909 to July 1910
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That is so in Europe and America ; but one would have expected that for us Russians, with our hundred million peasant population who deny the principle of private ownership in land, and with our enormous tracts of land, and with the almost religious desire of our people for agricul- tural life, an answer very different to the general European answer to questions as to the causes of the distress among the workers, and as to the means of bettering their position, would naturally present itself.
O...ne would think that we Russians might under- stand that if we really are concerned about, and desire to improve, the position of the people and to free them from the aggravating and demoralis- ing fetters with which they are bound, the means 5° THREE DATS IN THE VILLAGE to do this are indicated both by common-sense and by the voice of the people, and are simply — the abolition of private property in land, that is to say, the abolition of land-slavery.
But, strange to relate, in Russian society, occu- pied with questions of the improvement of the condition of the working classes, there is no suggestion of this one, natural, simple and self- evident means of improving their condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is so in Europe and America ; but one would have expected that for us Russians, with our hundred million peasant population who deny the principle of private ownership in land, and with our enormous tracts of land, and with the almost religious desire of our people for agricul- tural life, an answer very different to the general European answer to questions as to the causes of the distress among the workers, and as to the means of bettering their position, would naturally present itself.
O...ne would think that we Russians might under- stand that if we really are concerned about, and desire to improve, the position of the people and to free them from the aggravating and demoralis- ing fetters with which they are bound, the means 5° THREE DATS IN THE VILLAGE to do this are indicated both by common-sense and by the voice of the people, and are simply — the abolition of private property in land, that is to say, the abolition of land-slavery.
But, strange to relate, in Russian society, occu- pied with questions of the improvement of the condition of the working classes, there is no suggestion of this one, natural, simple and self- evident means of improving their condition.
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