Description
This book delves into the pivotal role of land agents in British and Irish rural history from 1700 to 1920. Through the collaborative work of esteemed researchers, it explores how these figures navigated the complexities of land management, tenant relations, and the socio-economic transformations of their time.
By examining various case studies and historical contexts, the authors shed light on the influence land agents had on rural communities, property dynamics, and even broader social changes. Their insights reveal not only the challenges and expectations faced by land agents but also their significant impact on the agricultural landscape.
By examining various case studies and historical contexts, the authors shed light on the influence land agents had on rural communities, property dynamics, and even broader social changes. Their insights reveal not only the challenges and expectations faced by land agents but also their significant impact on the agricultural landscape.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
272 pages
Language
English
Published
Jun 20, 2018
Publisher
Edinburgh University Press
ISBN-10
1474438865
ISBN-13
9781474438865