Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry is the mid-sixteenth-century manual on farming written in the form of verse. The author of the poem, Thomas Tusser, writes from the perspective of a tenant farmer, notably emphasizing the often-overlooked benefits of land enclosure and the role of women in farm labor.
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