A Short History of English Agriculture by W. H. R. Curtler
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LANDMARKS IN ENGLISH AGRICULTURE 1086. Domesday inquest, most cultivated land in tillage. Annual value of land about 2d. an acre. 1216-72. Henry III. Assize of Bread and Ale. 1272-1307. Edward I. General progress. Walter of Henley. 1307. Edward II. Decline. 1315. Great famine. 1337. Export of wool prohibited. 1348-9. Black Death. Heavy blow to manorial system. Many demesne lands let, and much land laid down to grass. 1351. Statute of Labourers. 1360. Export of corn forbidden. 1381. Villeins' revolt. 1393. Richard II allows export of corn under certain conditions. |
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