The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

by R. H. Tawney

• Fortescue—
  • On the Governance of England by, quoted as to fiscal importance, [346]
  • " " " " " prosperity of peasants, [98], [133]

• Fowler, Dr. G.H., evidence of as to conditions at Aspley Guise, [73]

• Fuller—
  • The Holy and Profane State by, quoted as to yeomen, [36–37]
  • " " " " " fiscal importance, [346]

• Gairdner—
  • Letters and Papers of Henry VIII. edited by, quoted, [319], [322], [323], [324], [326], [327], [330], [334], [343], [347], [350], [361], [380]
  • Constitutional Documents of the Puritan Revolution by, quoted, [399]

• Gardiner, History of England 1603–1642 by, quoted, [398]

• Gaskell—
  • Artisans and Machinery by, [106]
  • The Manufacturing Population of Great Britain, [106]

• Gasquet, Henry VIII. and the English Monasteries by, [383]

• Gay, Professor—
  • views of as to progress of pasture-farming, [10], [195], [224], [263–265]
  • " " revolt of 1607, [318], [320]
  • " " small disturbance caused by enclosure, [11]

• Gneist, R. von, [400]

• Gonner, Professor—
  • evidence of as to continuity of enclosures, [11]
  • " " " enclosures of eighteenth century, [263]
  • " " " fines for depopulation, [386]
  • " " " immigration into towns, [275]