An Economic History of Russia. Vol II. Industry & Revolution

An Economic History of Russia. Vol II. Industry & Revolution

Author: Mavor, James, 1854-1925

Year: 1914

London; New York: J. M. Dent & Sons, LTD.; E. P. Dutton & Co., 1914. — 654 p. Contents Modern Political and Social Revolutionary Movements in Russia Prior to 1903 Absolutism versus Revolution The Disturbances among the Cossacks and the Peasants, and the Rising of Pugachev (1773-1775) The Revolutionary Movements of 1824-1825, 1830, and 1848-1850 The Revolutionary Movements, 1860-1874 The Influence of Western European Socialism upon the Russian Movement The “V Narod” Movement “Narodnaya Volya” The Reaction The Social Democratic Movement in Russia The Social Revolutionary Movement “Police Socialism” and the Labour Movement — “Zubatovshina” Jewish Pogroms Russia in the Far East National Particularism within the Russian Empire The Agrarian Question and Its Revolutionary Phases Introduction Peasant Character and Peasant Classes The Contemporary Pomyetschek Agriculture after Emancipation Grain Deficiency and the Marketing of Crops The Peasants’ Union Inquiries into the Condition of the Peasantry in 1905 Conclusions from the Foregoing Evidence regarding the Condition of the Peasantry in 1905 The Law of 9th November 1906 The Agrarian Situation since 1906 Industrial Development under Capital