The English Countryside Between the Wars

Paul Brassley, Jeremy Burchardt, Lynne Thompson

A revisionist look at the true state of rural England between the two world wars.

Death and Rebirth? English Rural Society 1920-1940 - Alun J Howkins`A New Rural Civilization': Village Halls, Community and Citizenship in the 1920s - Jeremy BurchardtRural Education and Reform Between the Wars - Caitlin AdamsAgricultural Education in the Interwar Years - Lynne ThompsonCold Comfort Times: Women Writers in the Interwar Period - Marion ShawDead Chickens: Henry Williamson, British Agriculture and European War - Mark RawlinsonDrama in the Villages: Three Pioneers - Mick WallisDartington Hall: A Landscape of an Exceptional Experiment in Rural Reconstruction - David JeremiahRural Industries and the Image of the Countryside - Christopher BaileyAgriculture in the Wider Perspective - John SheailFarming in the Public Interest: Constructing Agriculture on the Political Left - Clare GriffithsFarmworkers, Local Identity and Conservatism, 1914-1930 - Nicholas MansfieldBritish Farming Between the Wars - Paul BrassleyLeckford: A Case Study of Interwar Development - Roy BrigdenThe Wheelwright, the Carpenter, Two Ladies from Oxford, and the Construction of Socio-Economic Change in the Countryside Between the Wars - Paul Brassley