The more accessible of the modern writers dealing with agrarian conditions from 1485-1660 are:--Cunningham, _English Industry and Commerce, Early and Middle Ages_, and _ibid._, _Modern Times_, Part I; Ashley, _Economic History_, Vol. I, Part II; Nasse, _The Land Community of the Middle Ages_; Gonner, _Common Land and Inclosure_; Page, _The End of Villeinage in England_; Hasbach, _The English Agricultural Labourer_; Prothero, _Pioneers and Progress of English Agriculture_, and _A History of English Farming_; Johnson, _The Disappearance of the Small Landowner_; Tawney, _The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century_; Russell, _Ket's Rebellion in Norfolk_; Leadam, _The Domesday of Inclosures_, and in Trans. R.H.S. New Series, Vol. VI; Gay, in Trans. R.H.S., New Series, Vols. XIV and XVIII, and in _The Quarterly Journal of Economics_, Vol. XVIII; Leonard, Trans. R.H.S., New Series, Vol. XIX; Savine in _The Quarterly Journal of Economics_, Vol. XIX. A useful summary of the principle Statutes against Depopulation is given by Slater, _The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of the Common Fields_, App. D. Full bibliographies of this subject are given in _Two Select Bibliographies of Mediæval Historical Study_, by Margaret E. Moore, and in _A Classified List of Printed Original Materials for English Manorial and Agrarian History_, by Francis G. Davenport. The following list of sources does not pretend to be exhaustive. (1) Documents relating to agrarian history are printed in the following works:--Northumberland County History; Baigent, Crondal Records; Surveys of Lands belonging to William, first Earl of Pembroke (Roxburghe Club); Topographer and Genealogist, Vol. I, Surveys of Manors Belonging to the Duke of Devonshire; Chetham Society, Survey of the Manor of Rochdale (ed. by Fishwick); Davenport, History of a Norfolk Manor; Scrope, History of the Manor and Barony of Castle Combe; Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials; Selden Society, Select Cases in the Court of Star Chamber and Select Cases in the Court of Requests (both edited by Leadam); Leadam, The Domesday of Enclosures; Tawney, The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century, App. I; Cunningham English Industry and Commerce, Modern Times, Vol. I, App. B.