Landlords and Tenants in Britain, 1440-1660 (Web PDF) von Jane Whittle

Provides for a new interpretation of the agrarian economy in late Tudor and early modern Britain.

Foreword - Keith Wrightson
Tawney's Agrarian Problem Revisited - Jane Whittle
The Agrarian Problem, 1440-1520 - Christopher Dyer
Common Law and Manor Courts: Lords, Copyholders and Justice in Early Tudor England - R. Harold Garrett-Goodyear
Negotiating Enclosure in Sixteenth-Century East Yorkshire - Briony McDonagh
The Politics of Enclosure in Elizabethan England: Contesting 'Neighbourship' in Chinley, Derbyshire - Heather Falvey
Athelstan's Gift: Custom, Memory and Malmesbury's Common Lands, 1608-13 - Andy Wood
In Search of the Scottish Agrarian Problem
The Transfer to Leasehold on Durham Cathedral Estate, 1541-1626 - Jean Morrin
The Financial Rewards of Winning the Battle for Secure Customary Tenure - Jennifer Holt
Risks and Rewards in Wasteland Enclosure: Lowland Lancashire c. 1500-1650 - William Shannon
Improving Landlords or Villains of the Piece? A Case Study of Early Seventeenth-Century Norfolk - Elizabeth Griffiths
The Agrarian Problem in Revolutionary England - Christopher W Brooks
Agrarian Capitalism and Merchant Capitalism: Tawney, Dobb, Brenner and Beyond - David Ormrod
Conclusions - Jane Whittle