Graph showing the percentage of inbred marriages in Potes and Liébana between 1600 and 1850
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Graph showing the custody fate of women “abducted” as a legal formula for marriage against the will of the parents
Graph on the type of snowfalls in Burgos between 1651-1810
Trajectory of the children who joined the Pious Work between 1700 and 1791
Graph showing the evolution of mortality, birth rate and marriage rate in Hoyos to reflect the changes that took place around the War of Independence in 1808
Line graph showing the percentages of consanguinity and homonymy in the Cantabrian partentescos of the Iguña Valley for the 17th century
Line graph showing the evolution of the population considered elderly in Fermoselle between 1750 and 1825
Proportion of married women in rural and urban settings in 1787
Evolution of the free white, free black and brown and black and brown slave population in Cuba in the late 18th century
Evolution of the free white, free black and brown population and black and brown slaves in Matanzas (Cuba) at the end of the 18th century
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