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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General Enclosures: Three Regional Examples,he distributional aspects of enclosure, on chronology and the geographical mix of closes and common field that existed at various dates. But I hope also to demonstrate the manner in which these relate to, and express, the social and economic factors that controlled the enclosure process, both in agg

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Land-holding, whole enclosure story. It is generally agreed that the period under consideration saw a decisive shift towards a distinctively English pattern of large tenanted farms, and that this reflected increased commercialisation, and with it the adaptation of farm structures, and indeed rural societies, to

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The Layout of Land,priety.’ In fact, his approach was not as dogmatic as this bold statement suggests, yet such lines and angles are indeed one of the best known and most striking features of parliamentary enclosure. Nowhere is the effect of enclosure so clearly evident as in its direct representation in the layout of

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Enclosure and Farming Systems: II,roduced, its effects are none the less worthy of separate and more detailed study. This last main wave of enclosure produced more informative contemporary comment than its predecessors had done. There is some statistical evidence that considerably improves the potential for comparative studies of co

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