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The Rural Life of England

Note 19 — Chapter I · THE FORESTS OF ENGLAND.

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That is, turn in cattle to graze, at so much per head, which was done in most forests, and the money paid to the verderer,—a certain number of persons mostly having a right of common besides, by grant or charter.

[20] Root up the covert and make a clearing.

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