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The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

Note 260 — Chapter III · THE PEASANTRY (continued)

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Victoria County History, Berkshire, ii., 208. In 1558 a yeoman leaves his son a portion of land worth £10 a year “for his keepinge and learninge in Oxford for five years nexte.” On the same page there is a case of a man described as a “yeoman” who is tenant by copy of Court Roll.

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