Littell's Living Age, Volume 172Living Age Company Incorporated, 1886 |
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Page 134
... oxgangs in the arable field , * one oxgate of moor , the pasture for one ox , going with each oxgang of arable , which represented the labor of the ox . North of the road is the " terra , " or common arable , divided into three fields ...
... oxgangs in the arable field , * one oxgate of moor , the pasture for one ox , going with each oxgang of arable , which represented the labor of the ox . North of the road is the " terra , " or common arable , divided into three fields ...
Page 136
... oxgangs , mostly running along the balks which separated the ploughed strips of different owners . This is only the case with old closes ; in recent enclosures the hedges are straight , cutting across the curved rigs at various angles ...
... oxgangs , mostly running along the balks which separated the ploughed strips of different owners . This is only the case with old closes ; in recent enclosures the hedges are straight , cutting across the curved rigs at various angles ...
Page 137
... oxgangs , while the strips of glebe , one in each carucate , show the acreage , and in some cases the actual position of the carucates recorded by the Domesday commissioners . * If we ascend a hill , the Domesday map of the country lies ...
... oxgangs , while the strips of glebe , one in each carucate , show the acreage , and in some cases the actual position of the carucates recorded by the Domesday commissioners . * If we ascend a hill , the Domesday map of the country lies ...
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