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James Edwin Thorold Rogers' book is a comprehensive history of the development of agriculture in England over the course of several centuries. It offers a unique window into the economic and social history of England, and is an essential resource for historians and economists.

This collection of letters examines the laws of primogeniture and entail and their impact on society. Henry Tupper and James Edwin Thorold Rogers are among the contributors to this thought-provoking work, which looks at the moral, social, and political aspects of these inheritance laws. Anyone interested in the history of English law and social customs will find this book a fascinating read.

This classic work explores the economic forces that have shaped human history. With clear and insightful analysis, it is an essential resource for anyone who wants to understand the relationship between economics and society.