General View Of The Agriculture Of The West Riding Of Yorkshire (1799)

Delving into late 18th-century agricultural practices, the book offers an in-depth examination of soil types, crop cultivation, livestock management, and farming tools in West Riding of Yorkshire. Robert Brown's informative style includes statistical data on yields and populations, enhancing its credibility. He also explores the social and economic dynamics affecting agriculture, including the roles of landlords and laborers, while reflecting on the Industrial Revolution's influence. This historical document serves as a vital resource for understanding England's agricultural history.