Famine in England
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Need for agricultural self-sufficiency and improved farm management. Backstrip ......Page 1 Half-title ......Page 3 Title Page ......Page 5 Printer's imprint ......Page 6 Preface ......Page 7 CONTENTS ......Page 11 Acknowledgments ......Page 13 Dedication ......Page 15 PART I--War ......Page 17 1. War ......Page 19 2. Hunger ......Page 25 3. The Effects of Hunger ......Page 42 PART II--Iron Rations ......Page 49 Introduction ......Page 51 4. The Need for Food Reserves ......Page 53 PART III--Slow Poison ......Page 71 Introduction ......Page 73 5. Analysis of the Subnormal ......Page 75 6. Waste Lands and new Saharas ......Page 90 PART IV--Slow Regeneration ......Page 117 Introduction ......Page 119 7. Skeleton of the Homeland ......Page 122 8. The dry Bones can live ......Page 131 9. Revaluation ......Page 143 10. Reconstruction ......Page 155 11. The Corollaries of a regenerate Agriculture ......Page 185 Epitome ......Page 209 Appendix I. The principal Sources and tonnage of certain Key Imports ......Page 213 Appendix II. Miscellaneous Statistics ......Page 218 Appendix III. British Overseas Investments ......Page 227 Appendix IV. Subsidies and agricultural Indebtedness ......Page 228 Appendix V. The Government Agricultural Policy ......Page 249 Index ......Page 267
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