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The peak of parliamentary enclosure

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The great majority of English enclosure Acts were passed in this period, redrawing the field boundaries of thousands of parishes and extinguishing common rights over pasture, gleaning, fuel and waste. Whether it raised agricultural productivity is disputed; that it converted customary occupiers into wage labourers, some of whom moved to the towns, is not.

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  2. The great majority of English enclosure Acts were passed in this period, redrawing the field boundaries of thousands of parishes and extinguishing common rights over pasture, gleaning, fuel and waste. Whether it raised agricultural productivity is disputed; that it converted customary occupiers into wage labourers, some of whom moved to the towns, is not.
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  4. Parliamentary enclosure
  5. Nineteenth-century British urbanisation
  6. The peak of parliamentary enclosure
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  9. Nineteenth-century British urbanisation
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  15. Chadwick reports on the sanitary condition of the labouring population
  16. The census records an urban majority
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  18. Supports the high-wage-economy explanation of why mechanisation was profitable in Britain first, the sequence of textile bottlenecks, and the dating and interpretation of the Engels pause. V55 verification basis: NOT consulted in this session — outbound HTTP to research domains is blocked by the environment's egress proxy and the session's WebSearch budget was exhausted before this pack began. The book is a real and widely held title, but nothing attributed to it here was read from it.
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