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The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

Note 339 — Chapter I · THE NEW RURAL ECONOMY

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For examples see A. Abram, Social England in the Fifteenth Century, especially Part II., chap, ii., “The Rise of the Middle Class,” and Plummer’s Fortescue, p. 17. In the Cely Papers (Camden Society), p. 153, a correspondent of George Cely writes, “yowre sallys made withyn lesse than thys yere amountes above £2000 sterling.”

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