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Local Population Studies No.27 Autumn 1981 /. Minoru Yasumoto "Industrialisation and Demographic Change in a Yorkshire parish" / Alan Dyer "Seasonality of Baptisms: an Urban Approach" / Joan R Kent "Population Mobility and Alms: Poor migrants in the Midlands during the early seventeenth century" / Harry Collins "The Pattern Of Poor Law Removals In Nottinghamshire In The Early Nineteenth Century"
Christopher Charlton, Michael Drake, Terence Gwynne, May Pickles, Roger Schofield And Richard Wall /. Minoru Yasumoto "Industrialisation and Demographic Change in a Yorkshire parish" / Alan Dyer "Seasonality of Baptisms: an Urban Approach" / Joan R Kent "Population Mobility and Alms: Poor migrants in the Midlands during the early seventeenth century" / Harry Collins "The Pattern Of Poor Law Removals In Nottinghamshire In The Early Nineteenth Century"
Edité par Nottingham University Department of Adult Education, 1981
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Ajouter au panierSoft cover. Etat : Very Good. 98 pages. Minoru Yasumoto "Industrialisation and Demographic Change in a Yorkshire parish" / Alan Dyer "Seasonality of Baptisms: an Urban Approach" / Joan R Kent "Population Mobility and Alms: Poor migrants in the Midlands during the early seventeenth century" / Harry Collins "The Pattern Of Poor Law Removals In Nottinghamshire In The Early Nineteenth Century" (SL#131).…
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Ajouter au panierEtat : Good. Good condition. Includes Price Guide Revised 1982 for Series I & II laid-in. (porcelain, glass, antiques, catalogs, reference) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.
