The English Village Community Examined in Its Relations to the Manorial and Tribal Systems and to the Common Or Open Field System of Husbandry: An Essay in Economic History

Longmans, Green, 1896 - Village communities - 464 pages

Scattered and intermixed ownership in the open fields	7

The confusion in the status of the tenants on English	10

The wide prevalence of the system through Great	13

CHAPTER XI	17

The Winslow Manor Rolls of the reign of Edward III	22

The Hundred Rolls of Edward I embracing five	32

RESULT OF THE EVIDENCE	36

The Hundred Rolls continued The services of	40

CHAPTER VI	181

36	198

Earlier evidence of the payment of Welsh gwestva	208

CHAPTER VII	214

The tribal system in its earlier stages	231

The distinction between the tribal and agricultural	245

The connexion between the Saxon ham the German	253

The Roman villa its easy transition into the later	263

22	68

Summary of the postDomesday evidence	76

CHAPTER III	82

The free tenants on the lords demesne	86

The holdings of the bordarii or cottiers	95

The extent of the cultivated land of England and	101

The holdings were composed of scattered strips	110

The open field system of coaration described in	117

MANORS AND SERFDOM UNDER SAXON RULE	126

The thane and his services	134

The double and ancient character of the services of	142

Serfdom on a manor of King Edwy	148

Serfdom on a manor of King Alfred	160

The creation of new manors	166

The laws of King EthelbertThere were manors	173

The smaller tenants on the Ager Publicus in Roman	272

The smaller tenants on the Ager Publicus continued	280

The tributum of the later Empire	289

The sordida munera of the later Empire	295

The succession to semiservile holdings and methods	308

The transition from the Roman to the later manorial	316

CHAPTER IX	336

The tribal households of German settlers	346

CHAPTER X	368

The method of the English settlements	412

Local evidence of continuity between Roman	424

Conclusion	437

375	455

215	462

Title	The English Village Community Examined in Its Relations to the Manorial and Tribal Systems and to the Common Or Open Field System of Husbandry: An Essay in Economic History
Author	Frederic Seebohm
Edition	reprint
Publisher	Longmans, Green, 1896
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	27 Oct 2007
Length	464 pages

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