Average age of entry to work in Barcelona according to the sex of the children
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4. Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe.
Table showing the growth rates of various Cantabrian regions with base 100 in 1528 and showing the data collected up to 1827
Table showing the population of the Canary Islands cities between 1510 and 1802
The economic relationship of the “veinticuatros” in Jerez de la Frontera during the 18th century and their relationship with the city’s economy
Life cycle of Albacete’s children by sex and economic status
Demographic structure of Albacete according to the levels of baptism and marriages conditioned by crises and wars.
Transmission of patrimony via inheritance broke the egalitarian spirit of the Castilian system. The improvements were motivated by sentimental reasons.
Mobility and social reproduction of farmers and labourers according to their life cycle in the Sierra de Alcaraz (Albacete)
Distribution of cultivated land ownership as a reflection of the inequalities of the Ancien Régime
Impact of the War of Succession on the demographic level in Albacete and Cuenca; creating crises linked to the war and the consequent decrease in births.
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