Agricultural History Review, Volume 57 (2009)

Articles

Author	Title
Mark Bailey	The form, function and evolution of irregular field systems in Suffolk, c.1300 to c.1550
Muir Johnstone	Farm rents and improvement: East Lothian and Lanarkshire, 1670-1830
Joseph Bettey	George Boswell of Puddletown (1735-1815): progressive farmer and author
Nicholas Woodward	Horse-stealing in Wales, 1730-1830
Jan Luiten van Zanden	Simply a better class of people? The Clark thesis assessed
Mark Gardiner	Dales, long lands, and the medieval division of land in eastern England
Timothy P. Newfield	A cattle panzootic in early fourteenth-century Europe
Briony A. K. McDonagh	Subverting the ground: private property and public protest in the sixteenth-century Yorkshire Wolds
Dana G. Dalrymple	The Smithsonian Bequest, Congress, and nineteenth-century efforts to increase and diffuse agricultural knowledge in the United States
Yves Segers and Roeland Hermans	Between ideology and science: higher agricultural education in Belgium and the development of a Catholic agricultural network, 1850-1914
Alun Howkins and Nicola Verdon	The state and the farm worker: the evolution of the minimum wage in agriculture in England and Wales, 1909-24