The book "The problem of the agricultural sector in the 16th century" was written by the outstanding historian Richard Henry Toney. In this work, the author examines the complex aspects of the economy and society of Europe in the 16th century, focusing in particular on problems related to agriculture. Tony successfully traces the impact of agrarian transformations on the development of feudal relations and the relationship between peasants and landlords in the early modern era. The author deeply analyzes various aspects of land relations, in particular, noting various forms of land cultivation, taxes, and feudalism. "The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century" is a study that attracts the reader's attention with its depth of analysis and innovative approach to the study of historical processes in the late Middle Ages. The book can be recommended to students, scientists, and anyone interested in the history of economy and society.