Agricultural History Review, Volume 51 (2003)

Book Reviews

Book reviewed	Reviewer	Part	Page
Landscape: the richest historical record	Harold Fox	1	119
Agrarian archives. A thousand years of records	Bethanie Afton	1	120
English maps: a history	A. D. M. Phillips	1	120
The Victoria history of the counties of England. A history of the county of Wiltshire, XVII, Calne hundred	J. H. Bettey	1	121
Historic Hallamshire. History in Sheffield’s countryside	Jane Whittle	1	121
William Windham’s Green Book, 1673–1688	H. R. French	1	122
Byron and Newstead. The aristocrat and the abbey	R. J. Moore-Colyer	1	123
Peter Thellusson’s will of 1797 and its consequences on Chancery law	F. M. L. Thompson	1	124
The English model farm. Building the agricultural ideal, 1700–1914	Joan E. Grundy	1	125
Lloyd George, Liberalism and the land. The land issue and party politics in England, 1906–1914	Jeremy Burchardt	1	126
English farmworkers and local patriotism, 1900–1930	Alun Howkins	1	127
Medieval economic thought	S. H. Rigby	1	128
El nivel de vida en la España rural: siglos XVIII-XX	Joseph Harrison	1	129
El rostro de la comunidad. La identidad del campesino en la Castilla del Antiguo Régimen	Joseph Harrison	1	130
Agrarmodernisierung und ökologische Folgen: Westfalen vom 18. bis zum 20. Jahrhundert	John Perkins	1	130
Human biology of pastoral populations	Nancy Howell	1	132
Shifting ground. The changing agricultural soils of China and Indonesia	David Pimentel	1	132
Farming in the first millennium ad: British agriculture between Julius Caesar and William the Conqueror	Andrew Fleming	2	226
The Victoria history of the counties of England. A history of the county of Northampton, V, Cleyley hundred	R. J. Moore-Colyer	2	227
The havener’s accounts of the earldom and duchy of Cornwall, 1287–1356	Bruce M. S. Campbell	2	228
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem and other analogous documents preserved in the Public Record Office, XXI, 6 to 10 Henry V (1418–1422)	Bruce M. S. Campbell	2	229
A history of Kirtling and Upend. Landowners and people in a Cambridgeshire parish, 1000–2000	Elizabeth Griffiths	2	229
Population and society in an east Devon parish. Reproducing Colyton, 1540–1840	Nigel Goose	2	230
Seven households. Life in Cheshire and Lancashire, 1582 to 1774	Peter Edwards	2	231
The scope of local history and the potential of the hearth tax returns; Cambridgeshire hearth tax returns, Michaelmas 1664; Kent hearth tax assessment, Lady Day 1664	Elizabeth Parkinson	2	232
Poetry, enclosure, and the vernacular landscape, 1700–1830	Bridget Keegan	2	233
Rural women workers in nineteenth-century England. Gender, work and wages	Jane Humphries	2	234
Paradise lost. Rural idyll and social change since 1800	Brian Short	2	235
The Liberal party in rural England, 1885–1910. Radicalism and community	Paul Readman	2	236
‘As good as a holiday’. Potato harvesting in the Lothians from 1870 to the present	Alun Howkins	2	238
The death of rural England. A social history of the countryside since 1900	R. J. Moore-Colyer	2	238
Early medieval settlements. The archaeology of rural communities in north-west Europe, 400–900	H. T. Waterbolk	2	240
Essai sur la planification agraire au moyen age. Les paysages neufs de la Gascogne médiévale (XIIIe-XIVe siècles)	Elisabeth Zadora-Rio	2	241
The management of common land in north-west Europe, c. 1500–1850	Elinor Ostrom	2	242
Ordinary Prussians. Brandenburg Junkers and villagers, 1500–1840	Paul Warde	2	242
Environmental histories of New Zealand	J. M. Powell	2	243
The heart of the cornbelt: an illustrated history of corn farming in McLean County	Paul Brassley	2	244
Forests of ash. An environmental history	Michael Roche	2	245
‘Geen tweede boer’. Gender, landbouwmodernisering en onderwijs aan plattelandsvrouwen in Nederland, 1863–1968	Hilde Krips Van Der Laan	2	246
Zwischen Hof, Haushalt und Familie: Bäuerinnen in Westfalen-Lippe, 1920–1960	John Perkins	2	246
Persistence and change in rural communities. A fifty-year follow-up to six classic studies	Willis Goudy	2	247
The art of the commonplace. The agrarian essays of Wendell Berry	Philip Conford	2	248

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