The Peasant in nineteenth-century Russia, edited by Wayne S. Vucinich. Contributors: John S. Curtiss [and others]

Contributor Vucinich, Wayne S. ed.

Imprint:Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press, 1968.

Descriptionxx, 314 p. ; 24 cm.

Note:"Papers ... from a conference on 'The Russian peasant in the nineteenth century,' sponsored by the Faculty Seminar on East European Studies at Stanford University and held on December 2-3, 1936."

Note:The peasant way of life, by M. Matossian.--The peasant and the emancipation, by T. Emmons.--The peasant and religion, by D. W. Treadgold.--The peasant and the army, by J. S. Curtiss.--The peasant and the village commune, by F. M. Watters.--The peasant and the factory, by R. E. Zelnik.--The peasant in nineteenth-century historiography, by M. B. Petrovich.--The peasant in literature, by D. Fanger.--Afterword: The problem of the peasant, by N. V. Riasanovsky.

Bibliography Note:Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. [287]-307)

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