Collected Works of V. I. Lenin - Vol. 16 - From Marx to Mao

472 NOTESproach to the subject”, “the preliminary results of an attempt atmaking a more detailed analysis”. Lenin reserved publication ofa full account of the results “for another occasion”, but he did notmanage to write a work of the size he intended. p. 393144A. V. Pogozhev, Report on the Numbers and Composition of Workersin Russia. Labour Statistics Data, St. Petersburg, published bythe Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1906. p. 401145146Lenin cites this same table in his article “The Historical Meaningof the Inner-Party Struggle in Russia” (see p. 381 of this volume)but there he includes mixed strikes among the political strikes, aswas done in the government statistics of 1905. However, in his article“Strike Statistics in Russia” Lenin corrects this inaccuracy ofthe official statistics, including mixed strikes among the economicstrikes. This explains the difference in the number of strikersin economic and political strikes for each quarter of 1905 shown inthe two tables, although their total number is the same in both.p. 409The article “The Capitalist System of Modern Agriculture” is thefirst part of a large work on capitalist agriculture in Germany whichLenin intended to write as a second instalment of his well-knownwork, New Data on the Laws of the Development of Capitalism inAgriculture. Part I. Capitalism and Agriculture in the UnitedStates of America.The article “The Capitalist System of Modern Agriculture”is included for the first time in Lenin’s Collected Works. It waspublished in 1932 in the magazine Bolshevik No. 9 and LeninMiscellany XIX after the discovery of part of the manuscript. Thesucceeding parts of the manuscript are still missing: the end ofChapter III—”Peasant Farms under Capitalism”, the beginningand end of Chapter IV—”Labour of Women and Children in Agriculture”,Chapters V and VI—”Squandering of Labour in Small-Scale Production” and “The Capitalist Character of the Use ofMachinery in Modern Agriculture”.The end of the article with the signature “V. Ilyin”, as well asthe end of Chapter I (“A General Picture of the Economic Systemof Modern Agriculture”) and the beginning of Chapter II (“TheReal Nature of the Majority of Modern Agricultural ‘Farms’[Proletarian “Farms”]”), which were missing when the article waspublished in 1932, have now been found; hence Chapters I, IIand VII are now published in full for the first time. p. 423147Kievskaya Mysl (Kiev Thought)—a daily bourgeois-democraticnewspaper published in Kiev from 1906 to 1918. Mensheviks wereamong its most active contributors.