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Agricultural History Review, Volume 58 (2010)

Book Reviews

Book reviewedReviewerPartPage
Raunds: the origin and growth of a Midland village AD 450–1500: excavations in North Raunds, Northamptonshire, 1977–87Carenza Lewis1128
The Pilsgate manor of the Sacrist of Peterborough Abbey, Part B of the Register of George Fraunceys, Sacrist, c.1404M. J. Franklin1129
Caldecote: the development and desertion of a Hertfordshire villageStephen Rippon1130
Field systems and farming systems in late medieval EnglandChris Briggs1131
Calendar of inquisitions postmortem, XXV, 16 to 20 Henry VI (1437–1442); Calendar of inquisitions postmortem, XXVI, 21 to 25 Henry VI (1442–1447)Marilyn Livingstone1132
The self-contained village? The social history of rural communities, 1250–1900Barry Reay1132
Literature and domestic travel in early modern EnglandMark Brayshay1133
Farming to halves. The hidden history of sharefarming in England from medieval to modern timesPaul Brassley1135
Hedgerow history, ecology, history and characterNicola Whyte1135
Coke of Norfolk 1754–1842: a biographyMark Rothery1136
Maps in those days. Cartographic methods before 1850W. D. Shannon1137
The countryside of East Anglia: changing landscapes, 1870–1950Paul Readman1138
A movable feast. Ten millennia of food globalizationAlfred W. Crosby1139
Exploring environmental history: selected essaysAlasdair Ross1140
The poet of ecology: a selection of writings in memory of Robert WallerErin Gill1141
From peat bog to conifer forest. An oral history of Whitelee, its community and landscapeHeather Holmes1142
Buildings of the land. Scotland’s farms, 1750–2000Shirley Brook1143
Journal of my life and everyday doings 1879–81, 1885–92, James Wilson, farmer of BanffshireHeather Holmes1144
Élites et progrès agricole, XVIe– XXe siècleHugh Clout1145
The development of leasehold in north-western Europe, c.1200–1600Paul Warde1146
Poblament, Territori i Història Rural. VI Congrés Sobre Sistemes Agraris, Organització Social i Poder LocalJoseph Harrison1147
The C.A.Bayly OmnibusJustin Jones1148
Farmers ‘making good’. The development of the Abernethy district, Saskatchewan, 1880–1920Peter A. Russell1149
Creating abundance: biological innovation and American agricultural developmentW. E. Doolittle1150
Land and people in medieval EnglandP. D. A. Harvey2277
The archaeology of a great estate: Chatsworth and beyondMark Gardiner2278
Rockingham Forest. An atlas of the medieval and early-modern landscapeOliver Creighton2278
Land and family. Trends and local variations in the peasant land market on the Winchester bishopric estates, 1263–1415Chris Briggs2279
A mute gospel. The people and culture of the medieval English common fieldsMark Page2280
Deserted villages revisitedNicola Whyte2281
Inhabiting the landscape: place, custom and memory, 1500–1800Alexandra Walsham2282
Warwickshire Hearth Tax returns: Michaelmas 1670, with Coventry Lady Day 1666Heather Falvey2283
Westmorland Hearth Tax, Michaelmas 1670 and surveys, 1674–5R. W. Hoyle2284
A lost frontier revealed. Regional separation in the East MidlandsH. R. French2285
Working the land in Romsey: a history of farms and farming in a Hampshire parishC. E. M. Glover2286
A farming history of Spratton, 1766–1914Briony McDonagh2287
British pigsPaul Brassley2288
Rebels for the soil: the rise of the global organic food and farming movementErin Gill2288
The last sheep salePaul Brassley2289
In the wake of the Great Rebellion. Republicanism, agrarianism and banditry in Ireland after 1798Carl J. Griffin2290
Women, marriage and property in wealthy landed families in Ireland, 1750–1850F. M. L. Thompson2291
Lit mineur, lit majeur, lit voyageur: mémoires et cours d’eauHugh Clout2292
Distribution and differences. Stratification and the system of reproduction in a Swedish peasant community, 1620–1820Paul Warde2293
Fresh. A perishable historyRengenier Rittersma2294
Poisonous plants. A cultural and social historyMarion R. Cooper2295

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