James Caird
English Agriculture in 1850-51
James Caird
English Agriculture in 1850-51
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This detailed 1852 survey of the state of English agriculture provided a basis for planning and improving the rural economy.
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This detailed 1852 survey of the state of English agriculture provided a basis for planning and improving the rural economy.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 582
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Oktober 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 811g
- ISBN-13: 9781108024730
- ISBN-10: 1108024734
- Artikelnr.: 33118356
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 582
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Oktober 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 811g
- ISBN-13: 9781108024730
- ISBN-10: 1108024734
- Artikelnr.: 33118356
Preface
1. Buckinghamshire
2. Buckinghamshire continued
3. Oxfordshire
4. Oxfordshire continued
5. Gloucestershire
6. Gloucestershire continued
7. Devonshire
8. Dorsetshire
9. Dorsetshire continued
10. Wiltshire
11. Wiltshire continued
12. Hampshire
13. North Hants. Berkshire
14. Berkshire
15. Surrey
16. Sussex
17. Essex
18. Essex. Suffolk
19. Suffolk
20. Norfolk
21. The Fen country
22. Lincolnshire
23. Lincolnshire continued
24. Nottinghamshire
25. Nottinghamshire continued
26. Leicestershire
27. Warwickshire
28. Staffordshire
29. Staffordshire continued
30. Tamworth
31. Cheshire
32. Lancashire
33. Lancashire continued
34. Yorkshire
35. Yorkshire continued
36. Yorkshire continued
37. Yorkshire continued
38. Durham
39. Durham continued
40. Cumberland
41. Cumberland continued
42. Northumberland
43. Northumberland continued
44. Derbyshire
45. Derbyshire. Rutland
46. Northamptonshire
47. Northamptonshire continued
48. Bedfordshire
49. Bedfordshire continued
50. Hertfordshire. Middlesex
51. Cambridge. Huntingdon
52. Conclusions
53. The landlord
54. The farmer
55. The labourer
56. Conclusion
Index.
1. Buckinghamshire
2. Buckinghamshire continued
3. Oxfordshire
4. Oxfordshire continued
5. Gloucestershire
6. Gloucestershire continued
7. Devonshire
8. Dorsetshire
9. Dorsetshire continued
10. Wiltshire
11. Wiltshire continued
12. Hampshire
13. North Hants. Berkshire
14. Berkshire
15. Surrey
16. Sussex
17. Essex
18. Essex. Suffolk
19. Suffolk
20. Norfolk
21. The Fen country
22. Lincolnshire
23. Lincolnshire continued
24. Nottinghamshire
25. Nottinghamshire continued
26. Leicestershire
27. Warwickshire
28. Staffordshire
29. Staffordshire continued
30. Tamworth
31. Cheshire
32. Lancashire
33. Lancashire continued
34. Yorkshire
35. Yorkshire continued
36. Yorkshire continued
37. Yorkshire continued
38. Durham
39. Durham continued
40. Cumberland
41. Cumberland continued
42. Northumberland
43. Northumberland continued
44. Derbyshire
45. Derbyshire. Rutland
46. Northamptonshire
47. Northamptonshire continued
48. Bedfordshire
49. Bedfordshire continued
50. Hertfordshire. Middlesex
51. Cambridge. Huntingdon
52. Conclusions
53. The landlord
54. The farmer
55. The labourer
56. Conclusion
Index.
Preface
1. Buckinghamshire
2. Buckinghamshire continued
3. Oxfordshire
4. Oxfordshire continued
5. Gloucestershire
6. Gloucestershire continued
7. Devonshire
8. Dorsetshire
9. Dorsetshire continued
10. Wiltshire
11. Wiltshire continued
12. Hampshire
13. North Hants. Berkshire
14. Berkshire
15. Surrey
16. Sussex
17. Essex
18. Essex. Suffolk
19. Suffolk
20. Norfolk
21. The Fen country
22. Lincolnshire
23. Lincolnshire continued
24. Nottinghamshire
25. Nottinghamshire continued
26. Leicestershire
27. Warwickshire
28. Staffordshire
29. Staffordshire continued
30. Tamworth
31. Cheshire
32. Lancashire
33. Lancashire continued
34. Yorkshire
35. Yorkshire continued
36. Yorkshire continued
37. Yorkshire continued
38. Durham
39. Durham continued
40. Cumberland
41. Cumberland continued
42. Northumberland
43. Northumberland continued
44. Derbyshire
45. Derbyshire. Rutland
46. Northamptonshire
47. Northamptonshire continued
48. Bedfordshire
49. Bedfordshire continued
50. Hertfordshire. Middlesex
51. Cambridge. Huntingdon
52. Conclusions
53. The landlord
54. The farmer
55. The labourer
56. Conclusion
Index.
1. Buckinghamshire
2. Buckinghamshire continued
3. Oxfordshire
4. Oxfordshire continued
5. Gloucestershire
6. Gloucestershire continued
7. Devonshire
8. Dorsetshire
9. Dorsetshire continued
10. Wiltshire
11. Wiltshire continued
12. Hampshire
13. North Hants. Berkshire
14. Berkshire
15. Surrey
16. Sussex
17. Essex
18. Essex. Suffolk
19. Suffolk
20. Norfolk
21. The Fen country
22. Lincolnshire
23. Lincolnshire continued
24. Nottinghamshire
25. Nottinghamshire continued
26. Leicestershire
27. Warwickshire
28. Staffordshire
29. Staffordshire continued
30. Tamworth
31. Cheshire
32. Lancashire
33. Lancashire continued
34. Yorkshire
35. Yorkshire continued
36. Yorkshire continued
37. Yorkshire continued
38. Durham
39. Durham continued
40. Cumberland
41. Cumberland continued
42. Northumberland
43. Northumberland continued
44. Derbyshire
45. Derbyshire. Rutland
46. Northamptonshire
47. Northamptonshire continued
48. Bedfordshire
49. Bedfordshire continued
50. Hertfordshire. Middlesex
51. Cambridge. Huntingdon
52. Conclusions
53. The landlord
54. The farmer
55. The labourer
56. Conclusion
Index.