NOTES ON THE WORK "THE AGRARIAN QUESTION AND 'MARX'S CRITICS'"

16. Bäuerliche Zustände. (Quotes from Bulgakov and Hertz).
17. Baden questionnaire (references Hertz 68, 79 especially; and Bulgakov passim *: especially II 272).
18. VII Conclusions about the "strong peasantry" (Bulgakov II/38 NB and 456), about the relationship of the peasant to the worker (Bulgakov II 288; Hertz 4–13; 9. Hertz, 6 (with 1–2 hired workers]) and 5. Chernov No. 7, 163 ("petty-bourgeois"); No. 10, 240 (peasant = working man).
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19. Quadrillage (Hertz, 15 and following, S 6–8; Bulgakov II 282).
Cf. Bulgakov II 208 from Volume 1 of Baudrillard.
Suchon and Maurice. (Cf. Bulgakov II 280 about [hired] workers in small [farms]).
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20. French statistics. Distribution of the rural population. (Hertz 55; Bulgakov II 195–7 and Hertz 59 and 60: (no pauperization).

Bulgakov II ("peasant ownership").

Bulgakov II ("The French peasantry has split into the proletariat and owners") **

Bulgakov II 118 ("strong peasants + technically advanced large [ones]").
Suchon on the necessity of small and large [scale]. Cf. Bulgakov I 338 (England: the verdict of history – against small farming!).
Rentengüter ***
Hertz S. 55 and S. 140 about the journey of peasants [and] hired workers from the north

* — everywhere. Ed.
** This paragraph is lightly crossed out in pencil in the manuscript. Ed.
*** Rentengüter — hereditary leasehold estates, which according to Hertz are "much more profitable (and also much more convenient) for the large landowner than running the farm himself." Ed.