This book, part of a series on the state of craftsmanship in Germany, specifically focuses on the Kingdom of Saxony. Compiled from work produced in the seminar of the University of Leipzig, it documents various trades and industries prevalent in the region during the late 19th century. The text explores the organization and challenges faced by small businesses compared to large industries, aiming to provide educational insights for students and researchers. The book includes detailed studies of crafts such as saddlery, carpentry, and brewing, with contributions from seminar participants who investigated their respective trades. The purpose was to enhance the educational experience of the students by engaging them directly with the material and fostering a deeper understanding of the economic and social dynamics of their time. |