Engels to Nikolai Danielson Correspondence
This series of letters pertain to the question of development of
capitalism in Russia. It has been noted that independently of
Engels, Lenin came to similar conclusions in his writings
against the Narodniki.
Engels to Danielson in London
September 22, 1892
Engels to Danielson in London
February 24, 1893
Engels to Danielson in London
October 17, 1893
Letter from Engels to Danielson
in London
Written: September 22, 1892
Source: Marx and Engels Correspondence
Publisher: International Publishers (1968)
First Published: Gestamtausgabe
Translated: Donna Torr
So far, then, we agree upon this one point, that Russia, in 1892, could not
exist as a purely agricultural country, that her agricultural population must be
complemented by industrial production.
Now I maintain, that industrial production nowadays means grande industrie,
steam, electricity, self-acting mules, powerlooms, finally machines that produce
machinery. From the day Russia introduced railways, ...
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