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Introduction Roger S. Schofield and E. Anthony Wrigley;
1. Through a glass darkly: The Population History of England as an experiment in history Roger S. Schofield;
2. Historical demography after The Population History of England Michael Anderson;
3. English population, wages and prices:
1541-1913 Peter H. Lindert;
4. Population homeostasis and English demographic history Ronald Lee;
5. The population and economy of the pre-industrial Netherlands Jan de Vries;
6. Urban growth and agricultural change: England and the continent in the early modern period E. Anthony Wrigley;
7. Escaping from constraints: the industrial revolution in a Malthusian context Brinley Thomas;
8. Time and space, hoofs and grain: the seasonality of marriage in England Ann Kussmaul.
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Eugene R Frazier
reviewed Population and Economy: From the Traditional to the Modern World on November 20, 2020
Population and Economy: From the Traditional to the Modern World
13 objective statements of fact without a single source to back them up. 2 of the statements I happen to know which studies the author is alluding to and the studies have since been shown to be false. Poor scholarship overall.
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