Land ownership in Theory and Practice: Case Studies from the North Pennines in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Title: Land ownership in Theory and Practice: Case Studies from the North Pennines in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Series: Durham University Doctoral Thesis in the Department of Geography 1990
Author: Olivia J Watson
Pages: 447

Examines the way in which landownership has influenced rural development in the past and can exert an influence today. This framework is then applied to 3 case studies: The Wimmergill Estate in Lunedale, the Lord Crewe Estate in Blanchlands and the Stanhope Estate, with a comparison of these estates to the national experience. Download HERE

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