An essay on the nature and method of ascertaining the specifick shares of proprietors upon the inclosure of common fields with observations upon the inconveniences of open fields, and upon the objections to their inclosure, particularly as far as they relate to the publick and the poor.

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An essay on the nature and method of ascertaining the specifick shares of proprietors upon the inclosure of common fields with observations upon the inconveniences of open fields, and upon the objections to their inclosure, particularly as far as they relate to the publick and the poor.

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Main Author:	Homer, Henry Sacheverell, 1719-1791
Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford : Printed for S. Parker, 1766.
Subjects:	Inclosures.
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