File:Plan mediaeval manor.jpg
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Plan of a fictional mediaeval manor The mustard-colored areas are part of the demesne, the hatched areas part of the glebe. |
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Author | William R. Shepherd, Historical Atlas, New York, Henry Holt and Company, 1923 |
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Author died in 1934 |
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The Demesne
The glebe (i.e. strips in the open fields held by the parish church)
Later enclosures for farming and sheep-raising
This plan of a manor is wholly conventional. It is intended to show: (1) the various features that
might be found in English manors (or vills) of the mediaeval period; (2) the more important changes
in the agricultural system which occurred in England from the fourteenth century onward. Many
of these manorial features, of course, appeared in similar domains on the continent.
Meadow
Pond
Closes
Road
Mill
Village
Parsonage Church
Manor House
Autumn Planting
Common Pastures
Marsh
Waste
Spring Planting
Fallow
Woodland
Woodland
Waste
Road
Stream
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