Peasants and Government in the Russian Revolution

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By Graeme J. Gill

Barnes & Noble, 1979, 233 pp

The Kerensky government's internal disunity, its alienation of the peasantry, and ultimate resort to force in the countryside contributed heavily to its downfall. The story is carefully chronicled in this admirable monograph.

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