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... rising numbers it was assumed that mortality would rise sufficiently to prune back or moderate growth ; just as it was also assumed that when economic circumstances finally began to improve in a much faster and more dependable fashion ...
... rising numbers it was assumed that mortality would rise sufficiently to prune back or moderate growth ; just as it was also assumed that when economic circumstances finally began to improve in a much faster and more dependable fashion ...
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... . Dr Johnson , using much the same approach , came to a different conclusion . Responding to a question about the connection between Russia's rise as a great empire and her rapid population growth , Johnson replied , ' Why , Sir , 7.
... . Dr Johnson , using much the same approach , came to a different conclusion . Responding to a question about the connection between Russia's rise as a great empire and her rapid population growth , Johnson replied , ' Why , Sir , 7.
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Edward Anthony Wrigley. with a rise in urban mortality rates , which might have left mortality in the countryside largely unchanged . Reconstitution studies leave no doubt that the ... rise in urban mortality rates, which might ...
Edward Anthony Wrigley. with a rise in urban mortality rates , which might have left mortality in the countryside largely unchanged . Reconstitution studies leave no doubt that the ... rise in urban mortality rates, which might ...
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branches of historical characteristics Cogenhoe Colyton appears comparable complement decades demographic history démographie historique 1972 demography Devon E.A. Wrigley early modern England Early modern English early modern period economic trends English parish English population history Essays in historical European countries evidence example Exeter on 13 Eyam family limitation features of English fertility and mortality fertility patterns Forest of Arden generalised groom Hajnal Halesowen historical investigation HISTORY by E. A. independent husbandmen industrial revolution institution kinds of pre-industrial Kussmaul labour levels of fertility living London M.M. Postan Malthus termed marital fertility microcosmic mortality were low Norway numbers parents parish registers past Plague outbreaks plague reconsidered population growth rates Population Studies pre-industrial household formation pre-industrial societies proto proto-industrial R.M. Smith R.S. Schofield région relationship Servants in husbandry seventeenth-century Sixteenth Harte Lecture social and economic substantial trends and nuptiality University of Exeter village west European western Europe Wrigley The Sixteenth young women