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Financing The Landed Estate Power Politics And People On The Marquis Of Angleseys Estate 18121854 Carol Beardmore

SKU: BELL-9994722

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Financing The Landed Estate Power Politics And People On The Marquis Of Angleseys Estate 18121854 Carol Beardmore instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.16 MB

Author: Carol Beardmore

ISBN: 3030145522, 9783030145521

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Financing The Landed Estate Power Politics And People On The Marquis Of Angleseys Estate 18121854 Carol Beardmore by Carol Beardmore 3030145522, 9783030145521 instant download after payment.

from introduction
The history of the landed estate remains under-researched and much
neglected until a recent renewal of interest in the role of the land agent.1
While various studies have explored themes such as agricultural rent, the
Agricultural Revolution, the impact of absentee landownership, improvements,
repairs, under-draining and landowner and tenant relationships,
they have rarely been explored within the context of a single volume. Each
individual estate was a complicated and complex melding of social, economic
and political relationships which were underpinned by a financial
thread.