The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

by R. H. Tawney

• Kalm, Account of a Visit to England (translated by J. Lucas) by, on open field system, [389]

• Ket, Robert—
  • manor held by, [326]
  • programme of agrarian reform put forward by, [334–337]
  • rebellion in Norfolk led by, [331–333]

• King, Gregory—
  • statistics of as to population, [21]
  • " " " yield of an acre, [111]

• Kitchin, Court Leet by, on copyhold tenure, [289]

• Latimer, Bishop—
  • complaints of by landlords, [368]
  • remarks of on education of yeomen, [134–135]
  • views of on agrarian changes, [6], [134–135], [347], [365], [386]

• Laud, Archbishop—
  • activity of on Depopulation Commission, [391], [399], [420–421]
  • complaints of by landlords, [420–421]

• Lamond, Miss E.M., introduction by to The [Commonweal] of this Realm of England, [7], [11], [105], [263], [331], [364], [366], [367], [368], [377], [385]

• Leadam, I.—
  • evidence of as to independence of peasants, [120–121], [325], [330]
  • " " " protection of tenants by Government, [357], [360], [362]
  • " " " size of enclosures, [154–155]
  • " " " status of enclosers, [154–155]
  • views of on copyhold tenure, [289–290], [292], [293]
  • " " enclosing for arable, [10], [195], [224]
  • " " geographical distribution of enclosures, [8], [262]

• Lee, J.—
  • A Vindication of a Regulated Enclosure by, evidence of as to enclosures of
  • seventeenth century, [11], [151]
  • number of labourers employed, [22]
  • views of on uselessness of legislation, [319]
  • " " yardlands, [67]

• Leicester, the Earl of, manor purchased by, [302]