Enclosure: How the English Lost Their Lands
August 1, 2021
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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series on medieval history continues with a video on the process of Enclosure which started in England during the middle ages and continued well into the early modern period. The common lands were seized, which pushed the English peasants, who lost their lands, into the city. This created a large landowner class in England, which still controls most of the land.
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Art and animation: Haley Castel Branco
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