The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

by R. H. Tawney

• " Malmesbury, the, agreement by to enclose, [180–181]

• " Peterborough, the, dispute of with copyholders, [360]

• " St. Peter's, Gloucester, the, agreement by to enclose, [181]

• All Souls College—
  • enclosing on estates of, [156]
  • scale of landholding, [69–70]
  • maps of, [163], [172], [221], [222], [223]
  • petition of in Chancery, [235–236]

• Ashley, Professor W.J.—
  • views of as to date of enclosing movement, [11]
  • " " " legal position of copyholders, [290–292]

• Aske, Robert—
  • evidence of as to agrarian grievances, [319]
  • " " " monastic economy, [383]
  • Pilgrimage of Grace led by, [134], [319]

• Bacon, Francis—
  • bills against depopulation introduced by, [387]
  • history of King Henry VII. by quoted, [28], [346]
  • ideal of government of, [398]
  • use of word “yeoman” by, [28]
  • views as to pauperism of, [274]

• Bath, the Earl of, property of villeins seized by, [42–43]

• Becon, views of as to agrarian changes, [6], [7]

• Bell, William, commons enclosed by, [373]