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Chapter V: VI VII VIII

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3,102 5,140 9 10 Kent
2,241 3,091 3,255 7 4 Sussex
706 1,172 1,142 1,524 4 9 Surrey
1,572 2,847 2,614 Hampshire
1,338 2,087 1,796 2,383 16 1 Berkshire
3,457 2,997 Wiltshire
2,303 1,762 2,656 9 8 Dorset
[2,332 E] [3,359 12 9E]
4,858 3,804 Somerset
[4,812 E] [4,161 4 7E]
7,972 5,542 3,220 14 3 Devon
399 2,377 1,187 662 1 4 Cornwall
664 545 754 7 8 Middlesex
1,716 1,406 1,541 13 11 Hertford
2,244 1,952 1,813 7 9 Buckingham
2,639 2,467 3,242 2 11 Oxford
3,768 2,827 6 8 Gloucester
1,889 991 0 6 Worcester
2,479 Hereford
1,676 1,443 Cambridge
1,120 967 864 15 4 Huntingdon
1,557 1,367 1,096 12 2 Bedford
2,931 2,422 1,843 0 7 Northampton
1,817 736 3 0 Leicester
2,276 2,003 1,359 13 8 Warwick
1,398 951 [516 16 3E] Stafford

1,755 Shropshire
Chester
762 862 461 4 0 Derby
1,255 1,991 Nottingham
Rutland
York
5,043 4,712 Lincoln
3,920 4,784 10 8 Essex
4,853 4,154 11 7 Norfolk
Suffolk

TABLE II. AVERAGES.

Acreage Acreage Acreage Population
div. by div. by div. by div. by
population teamlands teams teamlands

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