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The Autobiography of Arthur Young
I was born at Whitehall, London, on September 11, 1741, many years after my brother John and my sister Elizabeth Mary. In examining the family papers from which the following detail is drawn, I should observe that difficulties often occurred by reason of the ancient hand-writing of many documents, and from several being written in the Latin language not easily deciphered; but the circumstances relative to the following dates were clearly ascertained as far as they are noted. The principal object is the possession of the Manor of Bradfield Combust, which is traced in the family of Canham till it came by marriage into that of Young. Bartholomew Canham the elder had two sons and two daughters. ...
Arthur Young and the Business He Founded
This is a new release of the original 1948 edition.
The Autobiography of Arthur Young (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Autobiography of Arthur Young Englishman was more truly English; never English man was less narrow in his social sympathies. The religious melancholia of his later years is explicable on several grounds: to the influence of his friend, the great Wilberforce; to the crushing sorrow Of his beloved little daughter 'bobbin's' death lastly, perhaps, to exaggerated self-condemnation for foibles of his youth. Few lives have been more many-sided, more varied; few, indeed, have been more fortunate and unfortunate at the same time. The Memoirs, whilst necessarily abridged and arranged, are given precisely as they were written - that is to say, although it has been necessary to omit m...
The Autobiography of Arthur Young
Published in 1898, these are the memoirs and selected correspondence of one of the most important eighteenth-century agriculturalists and social commentators.
