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Agricultural History Review, Volume 67 (2019)

Articles, Part 1

Jonathan Jarrett, Outgrowing the Dark Ages: agrarian productivity in Carolingian Europe re-evaluated, pp. 1–28

Christopher Dyer, The housing of peasant livestock in England, 1200–1520, pp. 29–50

Takashi Iida, Peasants’ labour obligations for the lords’ forests: another form of corvée in the Gutsherrschaft of Prussian monarchs, 1763–1850, pp. 51–70

Piero Montebruno, Robert J. Bennett, Carry van Lieshout, Harry Smith and Max Satchell, Shifts in agrarian entrepreneurship in mid-Victorian England and Wales, pp. 71–104

Iker Saitua, Sweet Public Lands’: The open-range sheep industry of Nevada and its legal dimension in the late nineteenth century, pp. 105–123

Articles, Part 2

Spike Gibbs, Lords, tenants and attitudes to manorial office-holding, c.1300–c.1600, pp. 155–174

Robert Liddiard, Decline and disparkment: Management trends in English deer parks, 1500–1750, pp. 175–202

Lies Vervaet, Women and wage labour in rural Flanders in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, pp. 203–226

Danae Tankard, ‘A garden to every cottage’: cottage gardens and the nineteenth-century agricultural labourer, pp. 227–258

Catherine Glover, ‘In good hands’. The preservation of the New Forest and the long journey towards National Park designation, pp. 251–282

R. W. Hoyle, Opposition to the creation of national parks: the case of the Yorkshire Dales, pp. 283–314

Reviews, Part 1

Mark McKerracher, Farming transformed in Anglo-Saxon England. Agriculture in the long eighth century (Windgather Press, 2018), reviewed by Paul Stamper, p. 137

Moira Coleman (ed.), Household Inventories of Helmingham Hall, 1597–1741 (Suffolk Records Society, 61, The Boydell Press, 2018), reviewed by Elizabeth Griffiths, p. 138

Jennifer S. Holt (ed.), The Hornby Castle Estates: Agrarian change from the 1582 Survey to the 1751 Sederunt (The Chetham Society, 2017), reviewed by Alan Wadsworth, p. 139

Malcolm Dick and Elaine Mitchell (eds), Gardens and green spaces in the West Midlands since 1700 (West Midlands Publications, 2018), reviewed by Lizzie Rogers, p. 140

James Hunter, Set adrift upon the world: The Sutherland Clearances (Birlinn, 2016), reviewed by Andrew G. Newby, p. 141

Edward Bujak, English landed society in the Great War: defending the realm (Bloomsbury, 2018), reviewed by Gary Willis, p. 142

Michael Tichelar, The failure of land reform in twentieth-century England. The triumph of private property (Routledge, 2019), reviewed by Katrina Navickas, p. 144

David Johnson, Lime kilns: history and heritage (Amberley Publishing, 2018), reviewed by Angus J. L. Winchester, p. 145

Jan Klápště (ed.), Ruralia X. Agrarian technology in the medieval landscape (Brepols, 2016), reviewed by R. W. Hoyle, p. 146

Diane Chamboduc de Saint Pulgent and Marie Dejoux (eds), La fabrique des sociétés médiévales méditerranéennes. Les Moyen Age de François Menant (Editions de la Sorbonne, 2018), reviewed by Christopher Dyer, p. 148

Kym Anderson and Vicente Pinilla (eds), Wine globalization: a new comparative history (Cambridge University Press, 2018), reviewed by Andrew W. M. Smith, p. 149

Nancy K. Berlage, Farmers helping farmers. The rise of the Farm and Home Bureaus, 1914–1935 (Louisiana State University Press, 2016), reviewed by Anne Effland, p. 150

David Soto Fernández and José Miguel Lana Berasáin (eds), Del pasado al futuro como problema: la historia agraria contemporánea española en el siglo xxi (Prensas de la Universidad de Zaragoza, 2018), reviewed by Carlos Santiago-Caballero, p. 151

Paul Warde, Libby Robin and Sverker Sörlin, The environment: a history of the idea (John Hopkins University Press, 2018), reviewed by James P. Bowen, p. 152

Carole L. Crumley, Tommy Lennartson and Anna Westin (eds), Issues and concepts in historical ecology: the past and future of landscapes and regions (Cambridge University Press, 2018), reviewed by Tom Williamson, p. 154

Reviews, Part 2

Paul Cavill, A new dictionary of English field-names, with an introduction by rebecca gregory (English Place-Name Society, 2018), reviewed by Michael Costen, p. 315

Trevor Dean, Glyn Parry and Edward Vallance (eds), Faith, place and people in early modern England: Essays in honour of Margaret Spufford (Boydell, 2018), reviewed by Dave Hitchcock, p. 316

Carl J. Griffin and Briony McDonagh (eds), Remembering protest in Britain since 1500: memory, materiality and the landscape (Palgrave, 2018), reviewed by Jonathan Healey, p. 317

Martin Empson, ‘Kill all the Gentlemen’. Class struggle and change in the English countryside (Bookmarks, 2018), reviewed by Leonard Baker, p. 318

Sylvia Crocker, Squatters and social crime: Encroachments in the New Forest in the eighteenth century (Hampshire Papers, sec. ser., no. 6, 2018), reviewed by John Broad, p. 320

Richard Olney, Farming and society in North Lincolnshire. The Dixons of Holton-Le-Moor, 1741–1906 (Lincoln Record Society, 2018); Peter Worsley, The Lincolnshire estates of Charles and Erasmus Darwin and their family (Erasmus Darwin Foundation, 2017), reviewed by Shirley Brook, p. 320

Emma Page (ed.), Exbury: the Mitford family’s New Forest estate in the 18th century (New Forest Heritage Centre, 2018), reviewed by Alan Wadsworth, p. 322

Sarah Holland, Communities in contrast. Doncaster and its rural hinterland, c.1830–1870 (University of Hertfordshire Press, 2019), reviewed by Charles Rawding, p. 323

Richard Hawking, At the field’s edge: Adrian Bell and the English countryside (The Crowood Press, 2019), reviewed by Elizabeth Black, p. 324

Jeremy Diaper, T. S. Eliot and organicism (Clemson University Press, 2018), reviewed by Philip Conford, p. 325

Rosa Congost and Pablo F. Luna (eds), Agrarian change and imperfect property. Emphyteusis in Europe (16th to 19th centuries) (Brepols, 2018), reviewed by Catherine Casson, p. 326

E. M. Dermineur, Women and credit in pre-industrial Europe (Brepols, 2018), reviewed by Hannah Robb, p. 328

Christopher M. Parsons, A not-so-new world: empire and environment in French colonial North America (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2018), reviewed by Rachel Winchcombe, p. 329

Joshua MacFadyen, Flax Americana. A history of the fibre and oil that covered a continent (McGill- Queen’s University Press, 2018), reviewed by Andrew Watson, p. 330

Gérard Chouquer and Marie-Claude Maurel (eds), Les mutations récentes du foncier et des agricultures en Europe (Presses universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2019), reviewed by Nadine Vivier, p. 331

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