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Reaping What We Sow: Community and Rural History

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Reaping What We Sow: Community and Rural History
Author(s)Burton, Orville Vernon
AbstractThe president of the Agricultural History society argues that the studies of agricultural and rural history are not outmoded and that they fit well into the current enthusiasm for social history. He argues that most of society’s values originated in agrarian society.
IssueNo4
Pages630-659
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceAgricultural History
VolumeNo76
PubDateFall 2002
ISBN_ISSN0002-1482

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