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Table of Contents
ОглавлениеCHAPTER I THE RURAL POPULATION
(a) The Classes of Landholders ToC
(a) The Variety of Conditions ToC
(b) The Consolidation of Peasant Holdings ToC
(c) The Growth of a Land Market among the Peasants ToC
CHAPTER III THE PEASANTRY (continued)
(d) The Economic Environment of the Small Cultivator ToC
CHAPTER IV THE PEASANTRY (continued)
(f) The Growth of Competitive Rents on New Allotments ToC
(g) The Progress of Enclosure among the Peasantry ToC
PART II THE TRANSITION TO CAPITALIST AGRICULTURE
CHAPTER I THE NEW RURAL ECONOMY
(b) The Growth of the Large Leasehold Farm ToC
(c) Enclosure and Conversion by the Manorial Authorities ToC
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Composed of (a) Thirty-two Farms on
Twenty-three Manors in Wilts and One Manor in Dorset
(b) Sixteen Farms on Thirteen Manors in
Norfolk and Suffolk
(c) Seventeen Farms on Thirteen Other Manors
Mainly in South and Midlands
CHAPTER II THE REACTION OF THE AGRARIAN CHANGES ON THE PEASANTRY
(a) The Removing of Landmarks ToC
(b) The Struggle for the Commons ToC
(c) The Engrossing of Holdings and Displacement of Tenants ToC
(d) The Agrarian Changes and the Poor Law ToC
CHAPTER III THE QUESTION OF TENANT RIGHT
(a) The Tenants at Will and the Leaseholders ToC
(c) The Undermining of Customary Tenures ToC
PART III THE OUTCOME OF THE AGRARIAN REVOLUTION
CHAPTER I THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM AND THE STATE
(a) The Political and Social Importance of the Peasantry ToC
(b) Legislation and Administration ToC
(c) Success and Failure of State Intervention ToC
