Titlebook: Capitalism from Above and Capitalism from Below; An Essay in Comparat Terence J. Byres Book 1996 Terence J. Byres 1996 capitalism.economy.l

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From ‘One of Europe’s Freest Peasantries’ to Feudalism and the Eve of Abolition of Serfdomtalist agriculture, he was referring, in Prussia, to what was by then, of course, not an independent nation state but a crucial part of Germany. It was a Germany that had been united only since 1871. More precisely, the territory referred to by Engels is that of ‘Germany east…of the River Elbe and i

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Attempted Feudalism, Primitive Accumulation and Eradication of Native Populationsiversity that, while noteworthy, did not need to be identified analytically. It was a diversity structured by particular dominant tendencies: those of a capitalist agriculture, which had emerged from petty commodity production; with petty commodity producers as the essential agents of change; speedy

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The North and the West: From Early to Advanced Petty Commodity Productionons (see Tables 5.1 and 5.2). We have considered already the brutality with which American Indians were driven from the land, as part of the process of primitive accumulation in the North and West. We must now consider the social formations that were established in place of the original, native soci

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