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Churt: A Medieval Landscape: Peasant Life in Medieval Churt
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Churt: A Medieval Landscape: Peasant Life in Medieval Churt

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Philip Brooks mastered the intricacies of medieval Latin to translate the contents of the Winchester Pipe Rolls , and in this book, he opens our eyes to the rich source of information found in the medieval and Tudor records. Having had first-hand experience of using traditional farming techniques, he is particularly well-informed on agricultural matters. This knowledge has given him a remarkable insight into the world of ox plough teams, hand-sown crops and a community whose very survival was dependent on the produce of the land. This work is essential reading for local historians and anyone with an interest in how our ancestors really lived.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Owen Smith
Country
United Kingdom
Date
6 March 2006
Pages
118
ISBN
9781873855522

Philip Brooks mastered the intricacies of medieval Latin to translate the contents of the Winchester Pipe Rolls , and in this book, he opens our eyes to the rich source of information found in the medieval and Tudor records. Having had first-hand experience of using traditional farming techniques, he is particularly well-informed on agricultural matters. This knowledge has given him a remarkable insight into the world of ox plough teams, hand-sown crops and a community whose very survival was dependent on the produce of the land. This work is essential reading for local historians and anyone with an interest in how our ancestors really lived.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Owen Smith
Country
United Kingdom
Date
6 March 2006
Pages
118
ISBN
9781873855522