"The Rural Economy of the Midland Counties, Volume 1" by Marshall offers a detailed look into the agricultural practices and economic conditions of Leicestershire and its surrounding areas in the late 18th century. This volume provides extensive minutes on agriculture and planting, offering invaluable insights into the management of livestock and the broader rural economy of the period. Marshall's meticulous observations capture the nuances of farming life and land use, making this work an essential resource for understanding the historical context of British agriculture. Its enduring value lies in its comprehensive documentation of a pivotal era in agricultural history, offering readers a rich understanding of the economic and environmental factors shaping rural life.
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Shelly Marshall is the author and compiler of the popular meditation books "Day by Day, " for recovering alcoholics and addicts, and "Young, Sober, & Free, " for young adults in recovery. Having beaten her own alcoholism, she has spent the past thirty years working with people in recovery. She has a thriving consulting practice, lectures extensively, and hosts recovery Web sites. She is the founder of the Cortez Community Mission Detox Center in Colorado and helped found the Hand of Hope halfway house in Denver. She also helped found the Social Academy addiction educational institution in Moscow and is currently the NGO representative to the United Nations for the NAN (No to Alcoholism and Drug Addiction) Foundation in Russia.
