6CHAPTER V. COMMUNAL TENURE AND SMALL HOLDINGS.
24II. Kosma Abramoff, village Michaïlovka, bailiwick Nicholo-Kabañ yevskaya.
7CHAPTER VI. THE EVOLUTION OF THE FARMER INTO THE AGRICULTURAL LABORER.
25III. Capiton Popoff, village Pavlovka, bailiwick Pavlodarovka.
8CHAPTER VII. THE WAGES IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS.
26TABLE VI.—Wages of the Peasant in Industrial Employment.
9CHAPTER VIII. THE RURAL SURPLUS POPULATION.
27TABLE VII.—Average Yields of Wheat (District of Voronezh).
10CHAPTER IX. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE PATRIARCHAL FAMILY.
28BRITISH ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.
11CHAPTER X. THE MODERN AGRICULTURAL CLASSES.
29Council:
12CHAPTER XI. INDIVIDUAL OWNERSHIP AND AGRARIAN COMMUNISM.
30Correspondents:
13CHAPTER XII. THE REDIVISION OF THE COMMUNAL LAND.: NOTE TO CHAPTER XII., THE “INALIENABILITY” SCHEME.
31AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.
14CHAPTER XIII. AGRICULTURE ON A LARGE SCALE.
32PUBLICATIONS.
15CHAPTER XIV. CONCLUSION: THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE FAMINE.
33CONTENTS OF VOLUMES.
16APPENDICES. STATISTICAL TABLES.
34THE Economic Review.
17TABLE I.—Distribution of Land Among the Several Sections of the Peasant Population.
35THE JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS.
18TABLE I, a.
36Systematic Political Science BY THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
