CAMBRIDGE, England, Sept. 28 -- Rural History, a journal that says it features agricultural history, historical ecology, folklore, popular culture and religion, rural literature, landscape history, archaeology and material culture, vernacular architecture, ethnography, anthropology and rural sociology, study of women in rural societies, relationships between the urban and the rural and the politics of rural societies, published research articles on the following topics in its April 2024 edition . . .

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