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10 May 2010: In this connection was the creation of a national railway network important (complete information about the path of each new line, its date of opening, and the date of station construction

24 Oct 2010: provides new insight into smallpox mortality in both London and its migrant hinterland. ... characteristics. In this paper we present new evidence regarding smallpox in London, using age- and.

10 May 2010: All this work will be done as part of the new project funded by the Leverhulme Trust. ... the productive impact of new technology than has been the case in recent years.33.

26 Apr 2010: bar remained and when numbers had risen to match the new resource level the same. ... the key change brought about during the industrial revolution was the unlocking of a new.

10 May 2010: One likely consequence is that new technology made a much bigger impact on the secondary sector at the aggregate level, than the national accounts literature suggests at present. ... These occupational data together with the new population data created

10 May 2010: This new work will be incorporated when the chapter is revised for publication. ... The new occupational data suggest that all components of the service sector grew more rapidly than that.

18 Jan 2010: 4 Ilana Krausman Ben-Amos, Adolescence and Youth in Early Modern England, New Haven, 1994. ... population of well-to-do tradeswomen. The new evidence undermines the received views on the.

26 Jul 2010: the East Riding of Yorkshire. Using Wrigley’s new estimates, the revised population. ... 4. industrial revolution.7 They suggest a new chronology of economic change that.

12 May 2010: Newton, and M. Satchell†. May 2010 ABSTRACT. This paper presents new estimates of the adult male occupational structure of England and Wales in 1817, over twenty years before the availability of ... However, by this time, the parish had acquired four

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