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The English peasantry in the later Middle Ages: the Ford lectures for 1973 and related studies

Hilton, R. H. (Rodney Howard), 1916-

Year: 1975.

Publisher: Clarendon Press.

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THE FORD LECTURES

I. The Peasantry as a Class

II. The Social Structure of the Village

III. The Peasants' Economy

IV. Conflict and Collaboration

V. The Small Town as Part of Peasant Society

VI. Women in the Village

RELATED STUDIES

VII. Social Structure of Rural Warwickshire in the Middle Ages

VIII. Gloucester Abbey Leases of the Late Thirteenth Century

IX. A Study in the Pre-history of English Enclosure in the Fifteenth Century

X. Rent and Capital Formation in Feudal Society

XI. Lord and Peasant in Staffordshire in the Middle Ages

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Title:

The English peasantry in the later Middle Ages : the Ford lectures for 1973 and related studies by R. H. Hilton.

Author:

Hilton, R. H. (Rodney Howard), 1916-

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The English peasantry in the later Middle Ages : the Ford lectures for 1973 and related studies by R. H. Hilton.
Hilton, R. H. (Rodney Howard), 1916-
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1975.

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• Peasantry -- England
• Great Britain -- Economic conditions
• Great Britain -- Social conditions

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