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ions and life varied from sub-soil and climate. The open field village was well suited for the needs of a community that produced grain and a small amount of livestock for its own subsistence. It was however somewhat limited because it tended to hold by the methods of cultivation and economic conditions of the past. Enclosure had been taking place almost continuously from as early as the thirteenth century. Its development had been connected with produ

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