Works of Frederick Engels 1894

The Peasant Question in France and Germany

Source: Volume 3 of the Selected Works;
Written: between November 15-22, 1894;
First Published: in Die Neue Zeit, 1894-95;
Translated: by Progress Publishers;
Transcribed: by director@marx.org, October 1993.

Engels' The Peasant Question in France and Germany was part of the current debate around agrarian issues. Engels wrote it as rebuttal to various French Socialists (like Vollmar) and the agrarian programme adopted in Marseilles in 1892 and supplemented in Nantes in 1894 (Frankfurt Congress of German Social-Democrats). In it, Engels discusses a policy of alliance between the working class and the working peasantry.

Preface

Part 1: France

Part 2: Germany

Works on Pre-Capitalist Social Formations and the Peasantry

The Peasant Question in France and Germany, Engels 1894
Afterword to ‘On Social Relations in Russia’, Engels 1894
On The History of Early Christianity, Engels 1894
Origin of the Family, etc., Engels 1884
First draft of Letter to Vera Zasulich, Marx 1881
Transition from Ape to Man, Engels 1876
On Social Relations in Russia, Engels 1874
Precapitalist Economic Formations, Marx 1857
The Peasant War in Germany, Engels 1850

The German Ideology, Marx & Engels 1845

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