This book provides a detailed examination of the state of craftsmanship in Germany, with a particular focus on the Kingdom of Saxony during the late 19th century. It includes statistical and historical analyses of various trades such as coopering, turning, plumbing, shoemaking, and baking in Leipzig. The work explores the impact of industrialization on traditional crafts and the competition between large-scale industries and small businesses. It also addresses the socio-economic conditions of craftsmen, including their income, working conditions, and educational opportunities. The book is intended for scholars and researchers interested in economic history, industrialization, and vocational studies. |