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    The Old English Farming Books From Fitzherbert To Tull 1523 To 1730

    By G. E. Fussell

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    This book is a historical view of the Old English Farming Books. From the first published, 'Boke of Husbondrye' by Fitzherbert in 1523 to Tull's later published 'Horse Hoeing Husbandry' in 1731. Chapters include: Tudor Times, The Age of Markham, The Age of Hartlib, The Age of Worlidge and Houghton, and The Age of Richard Bradley.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRead Books Ltd.
    Release dateApr 16, 2013
    ISBN9781473383715
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