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1. 01Full text
2. 02INDUSTRY COMBINED WITH AGRICULTURE
3. 03AND BRAIN WORK WITH MANUAL WORK
4. 04P. KROPOTKIN
5. 05NEW, REVISED, AND ENLARGED EDITION
6. 06G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS
7. 07NEW YORK AND LONDON
8. 08PREFACE.
9. 09book.
10. 10P. KROPOTKIN.
11. 11PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION.
12. 12P. KROPOTKIN.
13. 13BROMLEY, KENT, 1898.
14. 14CONTENTS.
15. 15PAGE
16. 16CHAPTER I. THE DECENTRALISATION OF INDUSTRIES 17
17. 17CHAPTER II. THE DECENTRALISATION OF INDUSTRIES (_continued_) 50
18. 18CHAPTER III. THE POSSIBILITIES OF AGRICULTURE 79
19. 19CHAPTER IV. THE POSSIBILITIES OF AGRICULTURE (_continued_) 158
20. 20CHAPTER V. THE POSSIBILITIES OF AGRICULTURE (_continued_) 188
21. 21CHAPTER VI. SMALL INDUSTRIES AND INDUSTRIAL VILLAGES 241
22. 22CHAPTER VII. SMALL INDUSTRIES AND INDUSTRIAL VILLAGES
23. 23CHAPTER VIII. BRAIN WORK AND MANUAL WORK 363
24. 24CHAPTER IX. CONCLUSION 410
25. 25APPENDIX.
26. 26A. BRITISH INVESTMENTS ABROAD 421
27. 27B. FRENCH IMPORTS 422
28. 28C. GROWTH OF INDUSTRY IN RUSSIA 423
29. 29D. IRON INDUSTRY IN GERMANY 423
30. 30E. MACHINERY IN GERMANY 424
31. 31F. COTTON INDUSTRY IN GERMANY 425
32. 32G. MINING AND TEXTILES IN AUSTRIA 427
33. 33H. COTTON MANUFACTURE IN INDIA 428
34. 34I. THE COTTON INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES 430
35. 35J. MR. GIFFEN’S AND MR. FLUX’S FIGURES CONCERNING THE
36. 36POSITION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM IN INTERNATIONAL
37. 37TRADE 432
38. 38K. MARKET-GARDENING IN BELGIUM 434
39. 39L. THE CHANNEL ISLANDS--THE SCILLY ISLANDS 435
40. 40M. IRRIGATED MEADOWS IN ITALY 444
41. 41N. PLANTED WHEAT; THE ROTHAMSTED CHALLENGE 444
42. 42O. REPLANTED WHEAT 445
43. 43P. IMPORTS OF VEGETABLES TO THE UNITED KINGDOM 447
44. 44Q. FRUIT CULTURE IN BELGIUM 449
45. 45R. CULTURE UNDER GLASS IN HOLLAND 450
46. 46S. PRICES OBTAINED IN LONDON FOR DESSERT GRAPES CULTIVATED
47. 47UNDER GLASS 451
48. 48T. THE USE OF ELECTRICITY IN AGRICULTURE 452
49. 49U. PETTY TRADES IN THE LYONS REGION 454
50. 50V. SMALL INDUSTRIES AT PARIS 460
51. 51W. RESULTS OF THE CENSUS OF THE FRENCH INDUSTRIES IN 1896 462
52. 52X. THE SMALL INDUSTRIES IN GERMANY 468
53. 53Y. THE DOMESTIC INDUSTRIES IN SWITZERLAND 475
54. 54FIELDS, FACTORIES, AND WORKSHOPS.
55. 55CHAPTER I.
56. 56THE DECENTRALISATION OF INDUSTRIES.
57. 571911.
58. 58FOOTNOTES:
59. 59part only of the yearly increase of the population took to industry
60. 60CHAPTER II.
61. 61FOOTNOTES:
62. 62CHAPTER III.
63. 63THE POSSIBILITIES OF AGRICULTURE.
64. 64part of the manure used by the French gardeners would do for that
65. 65FOOTNOTES:
66. 66part of permanent pasture which
67. 67CHAPTER IV.
68. 68FOOTNOTES:
69. 691877.
70. 70CHAPTER V.
71. 711902.
72. 72FOOTNOTES:
73. 731895.
74. 74CHAPTER VI.
75. 75SMALL INDUSTRIES AND INDUSTRIAL VILLAGES.
76. 76part of the fundamental industries have remained in the stage of
77. 77Part of Normandy (namely, the departments of Eure and Orne) is
78. 78part, at least, of the Swiss watch-makers have strenuously fought
79. 79chapter, speaking of the United Kingdom. There is so much in common
80. 80FOOTNOTES:
81. 811884.
82. 82CHAPTER VII.
83. 83chapter. And this fact is not an accident which might be easily
84. 84FOOTNOTES:
85. 85CHAPTER VIII.
86. 86BRAIN WORK AND MANUAL WORK.
87. 87part, first, in the Chicago Manual Training School, and later on in
88. 88FOOTNOTES:
89. 89part in the polemics. If these facts, terms and methods were taken
90. 90CHAPTER IX.
91. 91CONCLUSION.
92. 92book with the present state of production, some will, I hope, also
93. 93APPENDIX.
94. 94A.--BRITISH INVESTMENTS ABROAD.
95. 95B.--FRENCH IMPORTS.
96. 96C.--GROWTH OF INDUSTRY IN RUSSIA.
97. 97D.--IRON INDUSTRY IN GERMANY.
98. 98E.--MACHINERY IN GERMANY.
99. 99F.--COTTON INDUSTRY IN GERMANY.
100. 100G.--MINING AND TEXTILES IN AUSTRIA.
101. 101H.--COTTON MANUFACTURE IN INDIA.
102. 102I.--THE COTTON INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES.
103. 103J.--MR. GIFFEN’S AND MR. FLUX’S FIGURES CONCERNING THE POSITION OF
104. 104THE UNITED KINGDOM IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
105. 105K.--MARKET-GARDENING IN BELGIUM.
106. 106L.--THE CHANNEL ISLANDS--THE SCILLY ISLANDS.
107. 107M.--IRRIGATED MEADOWS IN ITALY.
108. 108N.--PLANTED WHEAT.
109. 109O.--REPLANTED WHEAT.
110. 110P.--IMPORTS OF VEGETABLES TO THE UNITED KINGDOM.
111. 111Q.--FRUIT-CULTURE IN BELGIUM.
112. 112R.--CULTURE UNDER GLASS IN HOLLAND.
113. 113S.--PRICES OBTAINED IN LONDON FOR DESSERT GRAPES CULTIVATED UNDER
114. 114GLASS.
115. 115T.--THE USE OF ELECTRICITY IN AGRICULTURE.
116. 116U.--PETTY TRADES IN THE LYONS REGION.
117. 117V.--SMALL INDUSTRIES AT PARIS.
118. 118W.--RESULTS OF THE CENSUS OF THE FRENCH INDUSTRIES IN 1896.
119. 119X.--THE SMALL INDUSTRIES IN GERMANY.
120. 120Y.--THE DOMESTIC INDUSTRIES IN SWITZERLAND.
121. 121THE END.
122. 122FOOTNOTES:
123. 1231909.