yney, Edward P. Social changes in England in the 16th century. An interesting description of the agricultural revolution in England in the 16th century; from the printed sources, the publications of the printing clubs, especially the Ballads from MSS, V. I. Ballad Soc. 1868-72; describes the transition from common to individual activity (1) mediæval England an agricultural country, its institutions; (2) rural changes, enclosures, forestalling, dissolution of the monasteries; with extensive excerpts from the originals, a bibliography, index, and two illustrations; of value and interest to the student of the literature of the period and to the general reader. Am. Hist. R. 1:573 (W. J. A.); Critic, 28:273; Dial 20:310 (J. W. Thompson; Nation 62:101. W. DAWSON JOHNSTON, Dec. 24, 1896. THE Papers of this Series, prepared by Professors and others connected th the University of Pennsylvania, will take the form of Monographs on the bjects of Philology, Literature, and Archeology, whereof about 200 or 250 pages ill form a volume. Each Monograph, however, is complete in itself. The price to subscribers to the Series will be $2.00 per volume; to others an subscribers the numbers will be sold separately at the regular prices. It is the intention of the University to issue these Monographs from time time as they shall be prepared. Each author assumes the responsibility of his own contribution. HARVARD OCT 14 1970 mpa |