This volume, part of a series examining the state of craftsmanship in Germany, focuses on the Kingdom of Prussia during the late 19th century. It provides detailed local studies and monographs on various trades and their socio-economic conditions, discussing challenges faced by craftsmen in comparison to large-scale industry. The work aims to give an objective account based on factual investigations, drawing contributions from various scholars and professionals. It addresses the complexities of organizing such studies and the difficulties in gathering reliable data. The series targets academics, policymakers, and those interested in the historical development of German craftsmanship. |