Een aspect van het reformisme : de Belgische Werkliedenpartij en haar liberale connectie (1889-1894).
De agrarische Depressie van het Einde der XIXe Eeuw en de politieke Strijd om de Boeren (2de deel - 2me partie).
De agrarische depressie van het einde der XIXe eeuw en de politieke strijd om de boeren. (Ie deel - Iière partie).
Le monde paysan belge de 1830 à 1870.
The World Of The Belgian Peasantry From 1830 To 1870: Within the framework of the international investigation into the peasant movements made in view of the History Congress of Moscow, the Belgian group tried to find out what the situation was in the peasant world in Belgium during the XlXth century, since it proved impossible to indicate authentic social movements here.
Voedingstoestanden te Gent tijdens de eerste helft van de 19de eeuw.
Nutritional Situations In Ghent During The Former Half Of The 19th Century: In general it is rather difficult to make an approximative survey of the nutritional situations in the past. It is, indeed, exceptional that the available sources permit a closer look at these aspects. A systematic control of the octrois, however, may lead to better founded insights. Moreover, the evolution of the consumption-tax generally reflects the social-economic events as well.
Teeltplan, produktie en produktiekosten. De landbouw in enkele gemeenten van de provincies Antwerpen en Oost-Vlaanderen (begin 19e eeuw).
Cultivation-Plan, Production And Production-Costs Agriculture In A Few Municipalities Of The Provinces Of Antwerp And East-Flanders (Early 19th Century): Since the middle of the 19th century censuses of the cultivated area, the crop-quantities and the yield-factors obtained have no more been exceptional. This information, which is undoubtedly important, should, however, be approached with some distrust, as the data were gathered by inexpert people in a rather shady period (years of occupation) and from a refractory population. The unsystematically gathered information, i.e.
Contribution à l'étude de la production agricole en Belgique de 1846 à 1913.
Contribution To The Study Of The Belgian Agricultural Production 1846-1913: As early as 1830 agriculture was by far the main activity of the country and its relative perfection made it an example for most of the other european states. In 1846 its production was more than 7/10 of the whole physical output, although the crisis of the linen industry and the potato disease had already endangered the prosperity of the land. Industrial growth overturned technology as well as the markets.
De sociale en politieke reacties van de Brugse volksmassa op het einde van het Ancien Régime (1770-1794).
Social And Political Reactions Of The Bruges Popular Mass At The End Of The Ancien Regime (1770-1794): Generally speaking the conditions of life of the lower social classes at Bruges were the same as in all other West European cities. The popular mass had to contend with continuous price increases whereas wages remained stationary or even decreased. Without support the Bruges working-class families could not possibly make both ends meet. A t Bruges, this support was remarkably well organized, but eventually proved insufficient.
De voedingsgewassen in Vlaanderen in de XVIIIe en XIXe eeuw (1700-1846).
Foodplants In Flanders During The 18th And 19th Centuries: One can follow the development of the production of foodplants in Flanders during the 19th century by using the numerous agricultural censuses. They are especially useful for knowing the distribution of given crop over the whole area or for the global quantity produced of a given kind. The situation is not as good for the 18th century : we have to rely on a single assesment made once a year, but we can check on those general indications by the study of the "staten van goed".
Machinistes liégeois et namurois dans le Borinage au XVIIIe siècle et au début du XIXe siècle. Les Rorive, les Dorzée, les Goffint. Contribution à l'histoire industrielle et sociale.
Machine-Workers From Liege And Namur In The Borinage Late Xviiith Early Xlxth Centuries. Contribution To Industrial & Social History: The first steam-engines of the continent (Newcomen type) were sent from. England as a number of component parts and assembled on the spot. Although historians have attributed engines of this kind in the Borinage to engineers from Liège or Namur, no proof of this has been forthcoming in order to verify the origin of several such engineers and their social background. Three families appear in this study.
Daensisme ? (Het Daensisme. De Opstand van het Zuidvlaamse platteland. L. Wils.)
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