- an
expanded version of his
original title, A
Hundreth Good
Pointes of
Husbandrie,
first published in 1557. For
Tusser the
garden was the
domain of the...
-
translated a few
years later into
English by
Barnabe Googe as
Foure Bookes of
Husbandrie. This work was
originally adapted from De Re
Rustica by 1st
century Roman...
- (1878). W.Payne;
Sidney J.
Heritage (eds.). FIUE
HUNDRED POINTES OF GOOD
HUSBANDRIE. Vol. 10. London:
English dialect Society by
Trubner & Co. p. 18. OCLC 3285632...
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television episode A
precept among the "Five
Hundredth Pointes of Good
Husbandrie", a 1573 book by
Thomas Tusser This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
-
strewing herbs in his 1557
instructional poem, Five
Hundred Points of Good
Husbandrie: basil,
lemon balm, chamomile, costmary, cowslips, daisies, fennel, germander...
-
garden plants Thomas Hill (born c. 1528).
Master Fitzherbert, The
Booke of
Husbandrie (1534):
includes commentary on past
horticultural practices T. Tusser...
-
Albyterio in Spanish,
Grilli in Italian; and
other authors. And the
husbandrie of France, Italie, and Spaine,
reconciled and made to
agree with ours...
- [forestry]. That
honour belongs to
Master Fitzherbert,
whose Boke of
Husbandrie was
published in 1534" (V1, p. lxvi). "History of
forests in India". Archived...
- [forestry]. That
honour belongs to
Master Fitzherbert,
whose Boke of
Husbandrie was
published in 1534" (V1, p. lxvi). In 1662 the
Society was permitted...
-
Fitzherbert publishes The Boke of
Surveyinge and
Improvements and The Boke of
Husbandrie (the
first work on
agriculture published in England).
Thomas Linacre publishes...
