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What Then Must We Do?

Leo Tolstoy

Treatise born of Tolstoy's part in the 1882 Moscow census, when he saw at close quarters the misery of the slums. It concludes that the charity of the rich is useless while they live on the labour of others, and proposes that each should live by his own manual work. Written 1882–1886, its final chapters were banned in Russia.

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Englisch

Übersetzt von Isabel F. Hapgood · 25 Kapitel · 3 Std. Lesezeit

  1. 1What to Do? Thoughts Evoked by the Census of Moscow1′
  2. 2WHAT TO DO? THOUGHTS EVOKED BY THE CENSUS OF MOSCOW1′
  3. 3TRANSLATOR’S NOTE.1′
  4. 4THOUGHTS EVOKED BY THE CENSUS OF MOSCOW. [1884–1885.]2′
  5. 5CHAPTER I.6′
  6. 6CHAPTER II.10′
  7. 7CHAPTER III.11′
  8. 8CHAPTER IV.5′
  9. 9CHAPTER V.7′
  10. 10CHAPTER VI.6′
  11. 11CHAPTER VII.6′
  12. 12CHAPTER VIII.10′
  13. 13CHAPTER IX.5′
  14. 14CHAPTER X.10′
  15. 15CHAPTER XI.6′
  16. 16CHAPTER XII.8′
  17. 17CHAPTER XIII.13′
  18. 18CHAPTER XIV.11′
  19. 19CHAPTER XV.12′
  20. 20CHAPTER XVI.8′
  21. 21CHAPTER XVII. [124]10′
  22. 22CHAPTER XVIII.7′
  23. 23CHAPTER XIX.5′
  24. 24LIFE IN THE CITY.22′
  25. 25LIFE IN THE COUNTRY.15′
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