The Idea of Agrarianism: From Hunter-gatherer to Agrarian Radical in Western Culture

activities agrarian agriculture ancient apparently authors basic become better called century certainly chapter Christian civilization classical common concerns conservative continue course culture discussion early earth economic edited enclosure England English entirely especially existence fact farmer farming Harrington human idea ideal important increase individual industrial interest Jefferson John kind labor land later leading least less limited lines living Locke London Luther means medieval movement nature needs offered original ownership past peasant philosophy Physiocrats political poor possible practical present problems productive radical reason references regard relatively remains respects Roman Rousseau rural seen sense simply social society suggested things Thomas thought tion tradition translated true turn ultimately University Press virtues wealth writings York