Stages in the progressive mortality of foundlings in Tenerife during the first five years of life in the second half of the 18th century
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Comparative evolution between the number of families of the local elite and merchants in the town of Albacete since the second half of the 18th century
Evolution of choleric mortality in different regions of Andalusia from 1833 to 1835
Evolution of the estimated number of inhabitants of the town of Madrid since the settlement of the Court in 1561
Graph showing the total number of births, legitimate children and foundlings according to the parish registers of Antequera
Graph showing the total number of births, legitimate children and foundlings according to the parish registers of Antequera
Graph showing the total number of births, legitimate children and foundlings according to the parish registers of Antequera
Graph showing social mobility within the peasantry of Lorca (Murcia) at the end of the Ancient Regime.
Contrasts between North and South Castilian between the number of servants and the age at which women enter into marriage
Family tree of a family with bureaucratic and administrative offices in Alcaraz (Albacete)
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