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English mortality in the Industrial Revolution period (1978)

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Authors & Contributors
Mooney, Graham
Woods, Robert
Hardy, Anne Irmgard
Luckin, Bill
Riley, James C.
Szreter, Simon
Journals
Social History of Medicine
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Journal of Historical Geography
Journal of Interdisciplinary History
Continuity and Change
Economic History Review
Publishers
Batsford Academic
Centre for Economic Policy Research
Liverpool University Press
Concepts
Medical statistics
People
Limborch, Hendrik van
Stapledon, George
Vierhaus, Rudolf
Time Periods
19th century
Places
British Isles
Institutions
St. Bartholomew's Hospital (London)
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