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Agricultural History Review, Volume 67 (2019)

Book Reviews

Book reviewedReviewerPartPage
Farming transformed in Anglo-Saxon England. Agriculture in the long eighth centuryPaul Stamper1137
Household Inventories of Helmingham Hall, 1597–1741Elizabeth Griffiths1138
The Hornby Castle Estates: Agrarian change from the 1582 Survey to the 1751 SederuntAlan Wadsworth1139
Gardens and green spaces in the West Midlands since 1700Lizzie Rogers1140
Set adrift upon the world: The Sutherland ClearancesAndrew G. Newby1141
English landed society in the Great War: defending the realmGary Willis1142
The failure of land reform in twentieth-century England. The triumph of private propertyKatrina Navickas1144
Lime kilns: history and heritageAngus J. L. Winchester1145
Ruralia X. Agrarian technology in the medieval landscapeR. W. Hoyle1146
La fabrique des sociétés médiévales méditerranéennes. Les Moyen Age de François MenantChristopher Dyer1148
Wine globalization: a new comparative historyAndrew W. M. Smith1149
Farmers helping farmers. The rise of the Farm and Home Bureaus, 1914–1935Anne Effland1150
Del pasado al futuro como problema: la historia agraria contemporánea española en el siglo xxiCarlos Santiago-Caballero1151
The environment: a history of the ideaJames P. Bowen1152
Issues and concepts in historical ecology: the past and future of landscapes and regionsTom Williamson1154
A new dictionary of English field-namesMichael Costen2315
Faith, place and people in early modern England: Essays in honour of Margaret SpuffordDave Hitchcock2316
Remembering protest in Britain since 1500: memory, materiality and the landscapeJonathan Healey2317
‘Kill all the Gentlemen’. Class struggle and change in the English countrysideLeonard Baker2318
Squatters and social crime: Encroachments in the New Forest in the eighteenth centuryJohn Broad2320
Farming and society in North Lincolnshire. The Dixons of Holton-Le-Moor, 1741–1906; The Lincolnshire estates of Charles and Erasmus Darwin and their familyShirley Brook2320
Exbury: the Mitford family’s New Forest estate in the 18th centuryAlan Wadsworth2322
Communities in contrast. Doncaster and its rural hinterland, c.1830–1870Charles Rawding2323
At the field’s edge: Adrian Bell and the English countrysideElizabeth Black2324
T. S. Eliot and organicismPhilip Conford2325
Agrarian change and imperfect property. Emphyteusis in Europe (16th to 19th centuries)Catherine Casson2326
Women and credit in pre-industrial EuropeHannah Robb2328
A not-so-new world: empire and environment in French colonial North AmericaRachel Winchcombe2329
Flax Americana. A history of the fibre and oil that covered a continentAndrew Watson2330
Les mutations récentes du foncier et des agricultures en EuropeNadine Vivier2331

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