Lenin On The Agrarian Question

After Stating Briefly The Nature Of The Peasant Problem In Russia Of The 1890S, This Book Follows The Course Of LeninS Thinking On Agrarian Questions Both In Russia And In Countries Of More Advanced Capitalist Development. This Stiry Is Told Against The Background Of The Revolution Of 1905; The Extreme Reaction Whihc Followed; Revival Of Revolutionary Activity Culminating, After Three Years Of Imperialist War, In The Soviet Revolution Of November, 1917; The Desperate Struggle Against Counter-Revolution; And The Final Victory Of Soviet Power. Special Chapters Are Devoted To Theoretical Discussion Of Small Producers And Socialism; The Land Question; The Role Of Co-Operatives; And A Summary Of The Underlying Principles Guiding LeninS Actions On The Agrarian Question. What Happened To Soviet Agriculture Under StalinS Leadership After Lenin Died Is Briefly Told In Chapter Xi. The Book Closes With A Postscript On Present Trends And Problems In American Agriculture In The Light Of The LeninS General Principles And Of His Study Of American Farm Census Data Before The First World War.