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The Agricultural History Review

Vol. 17, No. 1 (1969)

, pp. 1-8 (8 pages)

Published By: British Agricultural History Society

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Agricultural History Review publishes articles on all aspects of the history of agriculture, rural society and rural economy. The normal focus of the Review is the agrarian and rural history of the British Isles, but papers on the rural history of Europe, North America and Australasia are also welcome, especially where they make a comparative contribution to our understanding of British developments. There is no formal date range. The Review is open to papers employing a wide range of methodologies. As well as papers which employ an orthodox historical approach, the Review is as equally interested in publishing papers which employ archaeological and landscape techniques as ones which utilize the insights derived from quantitative history, from modern literary studies or gender studies. Papers are, however, expected to appeal to a wide audience. The Review does not publish papers whose interest is essentially local.

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The BAHS is the national society for the study of the history of agriculture, rural society and the landscape of Britain and Ireland. We publish a magazine, Rural History Today, as well as a scholarly journal, Agricultural History Review, and our conferences provide opportunities for historians (professional and non-professional) to meet, mix and exchange views in a friendly and sociable atmosphere.

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