View of the Agriculture of Oxfordshire. by the Secretary of the Board (Of Agriculture and Internal I

"View of the Agriculture of Oxfordshire" by Arthur Young offers a detailed snapshot of agricultural practices and rural life in Oxfordshire during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. As Secretary of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, Young brings his expertise to bear on the region's farming techniques, land use, and economic conditions. This historical account provides valuable insights into the agricultural landscape of Oxfordshire and its contribution to the broader English economy.

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