Titlebook: Common Field and Enclosure in England 1450–1850; J. A. Yelling Textbook 1977Latest edition J. A. Yelling 1977 England.poverty.sixteenth ce

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Recent Developments in Medical Geneticse life of the common fields, and to whichever aspect of the subject one turns the need for new enquiry is strikingly evident. My hope for this book is that it will provide a springboard for such action.

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Piecemeal and Partial Enclosures,possibility of geographical error in applying the results from one district of late enclosure to another where common field had been removed at a much earlier date. This is particularly relevant in dealing with such a vague term as piecemeal enclosure, which is believed to be largely responsible for

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Common Field and Farm Production,e were pressures for land in each district to be put to the use for which it was best suited, and new techniques were constantly being introduced, which in some cases required fundamental alteration of the existing arrangements.

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Introduction,stretching from north-east Yorkshire to Dorset. It was Slater who first described this in detail, and his map (figure 1.1) has been reproduced so often that the existence of the belt is now a commonplace. So much so that we need to begin by re-emphasising the extraordinary and unexpected nature of t

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National Distributions,alities in which common field survived longest. It will serve also to introduce some of the evidence on which the recognition of these types and distributions is based. As mentioned earlier, it is not intended to provide any detailed region-by-region survey, but only to describe national distributio