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The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

Note 62 — Chapter I · THE RURAL POPULATION

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The Lancashire figures are unduly weighted by those of the single large manor of Rochdale, where, in 1626, there were 612 tenants. If this manor be omitted, there remain only 19 leaseholders on the other Lancashire manors. Like Northumberland, Lancashire seems to be (as one would expect) a county of customary tenants.

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