The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

The numbered tables are provided with hyperlinks to the respective Notes supplied in Appendix I.
In Appendix II, there are a number of letters (m, n, u, v, r, t) that are printed with a backward curl, usually at the end of a word, but sometimes in mid-word. These are rendered here as:
These forms are intended to provide a visual indication of a letter‘s form, from the available set of unicode characters, but are not intended to convey phonetic value.
The letter 'p' appears with a curl that crosses the lower bar, which is rendered here as 'ᵱ'.
A doubled 'l' with a tilde across the middle is rendered as 'l̴l'.
BURT FRANKLIN RESEARCH & SOURCE WORKS SERIES # 13
THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM IN THE
SIXTEENTH CENTURY
THE
AGRARIAN PROBLEM
IN THE SIXTEENTH
CENTURY