Originally published in 1939, this volume attempts to capture some
of the traditions of English rural life during a time of increasing
agricultural mechanisation. Through descriptions gathered from a
number of different authors, the reader is given the sense of rural
communities as being held together by a shared understanding of
these traditions, and of a shared heritage passed down through the
generations. In separating the cultural life of villages from an
increasingly rationalised system of production, modern farming
techniques are seen as creating fundamental changes in this
established existence. This fascinating book will be of value to
anyone with an interest in British history and agricultural
customs.
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