PODCAST · history
Cottage Economy
by William Cobbett
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
11
011 - Addition Mangel Wurzel Cobbett's Corn
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
10
010 - No 8 part 2 Ice Houses
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
9
009 - No 8 part 1 English Straw Plat Postscript on Brewing
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
8
008 - No 7 part 2 Rabbits Goats and Ewes Candles and Rushes Mustard Dress Household Goods and Fuel Hops Ye
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
7
007 - No 7 part 1 Bees Geese Ducks Turkeys Fowls Pigeons
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
6
006 - No 6 Keeping Pigs continued Salting Mutton and Beef
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
5
005 - No 5 Keeping Cows continued Keeping Pigs
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
4
004 - No 4 Making Bread continued Brewing Beer Keeping Cows
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
3
003 - No 3 Making Bread
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
2
002 - No 2 Brewing Beer continued
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
-
1
001 - No 1 Introduction Brewing Beer
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
Step into the practical wisdom of William Cobbett as he tackles the vital questions of rural life. How can you tell when your pig is truly fat enough? Why should you reconsider buying mustard? What are the risks of relying solely on potatoes? Is beer really a better choice than tea? And which type of straw is best for crafting bonnets? First published in 1821-22, Cobbetts *Cottage Economy* serves as an essential guide for the rural laboring cottager. A passionate advocate for the working class amidst a time of great social and industrial change, Cobbett’s radical perspectives and engaging prose offer a fascinating look into the daily lives of smallholders. Nearly 200 years later, his insights still resonate with those pursuing a fulfilling, self-sufficient lifestyle. (Introduction by Philippa) For an in-depth exploration, be sure to check out the figures mentioned in the section on ice houses.
HOSTED BY
William Cobbett
Loading similar podcasts...