The book "Rural English Community: A Study in the Context of Borough and Tribal Systems and the System of Common or Open Agricultural Economy; Essays in Economic History" by the author Frederick Seebom invites the reader to immerse himself in the study of the evolution of rural communities in England in the Middle Ages. The author examines the interrelationships of the social structure with pomash and tribal systems, as well as with the agricultural system used at that time. This study answers the question about the way of organizing the life and management of peasants in medieval England, considering the economic and social aspects of these processes. By rethinking the materials of the fourth edition, the author draws new conclusions and provides a more detailed interpretation of this interesting part of history.