Agricultural History Review, Volume 51 (2003)

Articles

Author	Title
Nicola Verdon	GOLDEN JUBILEE PRIZE ESSAY proxime accessit: ‘. . . subjects deserving of the highest praise’: Farmers’ wives and the farm economy in England, c. 1700–1850
H. R. French	Urban common rights, enclosure and the market: Clitheroe Town Moors, 1764–1802
Stephen Hipkin	The structure of landownership and land occupation in the Romney Marsh region, 1646–1834
N. Flavell	Urban allotment gardens in the eighteenth century: the case of Sheffield
David Stone	GOLDEN JUBILEE PRIZE ESSAY: The productivity and management of sheep in late medieval England
Mark Page	The technology of medieval sheep farming: some evidence from Crawley, Hampshire, 1208–1349
Hadrian Cook, Kathy Stearne and Tom Williamson	The origins of water meadows in England
Joseph Bettey	The development of water meadows on the Salisbury Avon, 1665–1690
David R. Stead	The mobility of English tenant farmers, c. 1700–1850
Hugh Clout	The Pays de Bray: a vale of dairies in northern France
Michael Tichelar	The Labour Party, agricultural policy and the retreat from rural land nationalisation during the Second World War