Distribution of cultivated land ownership as a reflection of the inequalities of the Ancien Régime
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4. Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe.
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.
Life cycle of widowers showing its peak at the ages of maturity
Loneliness and family behaviours, especially linked to women, which conditioned life in inland Spain
Single women in England according to the stereotypes of the spinning wheel
Marital dowries in the artisan sector as social differentiation
Demographic evolution in Almazora (Valencia) and its harmony with the region
Table showing the purchases in rural auction houses in León between 1700 and 1850, differentiating the buyers by their socio-professional category
Table showing the hectares sold in Antequera, Archidona and Málaga (1750-1852)
Table showing the jurisdictional ascription of Palencia’s vassals in 1769
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