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Population Turnover In Medieval Essex : The Evidence Of Some Early-fourteenth-century Tithing Lists / L.r. Poos -- Family Patterns And Relations Of Bishop's Lynn Will-makers In The Fourteenth Century / Jacques Beauroy -- Marriage Processes In The English Past : Some Continuities / R.m. Smith -- Illegitimacy And The European Marriage Pattern : Comparative Evidence From The Alpine Area / Pier Paola Viazzo -- Widows In Late Elizabethan London : Remarriage, Economic Oppportunity And Family Orientations / Vivien Brodsky -- Normative Rules And Property Transmission : Reflections On The Link Between Marriage And Inheritance In Early Modern England / Lloyd Bonfeld -- The Social Order Of Early Modern England : Three Approaches / Keith Wrightson -- The Proximate Determinants Of Marital Fertility In England 1600-1799 / Chris Wilson -- Did The Mothers Really Die? Three Centuries Of Maternal Mortality In The World We Have Lost / Robert Schofield -- Work, Welfare And The Family : An Illustration Of The Adaptive Family Economy / Richard Wall -- Men On The Land And Men In The Countryside : Employment In Agriculture In Early-nineteenth-century England / E.a. Wrigley-- The First Scientific Social St

Author

Lloyd Bonfield; Richard Michael Smith; Keith Wrightson; Peter Laslett

Publisher

Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Published

1986

Language

EN

ISBN

9780631138716

Subjects

History, Sociology, Social Science