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England's population: a history since the Domesday survey

England's population: a history since the Domesday survey
England's population: a history since the Domesday survey
'England’s Population' is the first single-volume demographic history of England covering the entire period since the Norman conquest. It charts the magnitude and characteristics of population change in England since the eleventh century, describes the major explanations for population change which have been proposed by historians over the years, and introduces the main historical sources which have been used to analyse the population history of England.
Our knowledge of the population history of England has been transformed during the last 40 years by the research of historians and demographers. 'England’s Population' emphasises throughout the process by which ideas and evidence interact to create knowledge, using the latest research. It assumes no prior knowledge of technical demography and the few technical terms and concepts which are used are clearly explained. Three appendices describe the main documentary sources and how they can be exploited to yield vital demographic data.
'England’s Population' should appeal to anyone interested in how our ancestors lived: how they were born, grew up, courted, married, had children and died. It will be especially useful to students taking courses in English population history and society.
034076189X
Hodder Arnold
Hinde, Andrew
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Hinde, Andrew
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Hinde, Andrew (2003) England's population: a history since the Domesday survey , London. Hodder Arnold, 256pp.

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'England’s Population' is the first single-volume demographic history of England covering the entire period since the Norman conquest. It charts the magnitude and characteristics of population change in England since the eleventh century, describes the major explanations for population change which have been proposed by historians over the years, and introduces the main historical sources which have been used to analyse the population history of England.
Our knowledge of the population history of England has been transformed during the last 40 years by the research of historians and demographers. 'England’s Population' emphasises throughout the process by which ideas and evidence interact to create knowledge, using the latest research. It assumes no prior knowledge of technical demography and the few technical terms and concepts which are used are clearly explained. Three appendices describe the main documentary sources and how they can be exploited to yield vital demographic data.
'England’s Population' should appeal to anyone interested in how our ancestors lived: how they were born, grew up, courted, married, had children and died. It will be especially useful to students taking courses in English population history and society.

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Published date: 2003

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Local EPrints ID: 34704
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/34704
ISBN: 034076189X
PURE UUID: f1ea6080-4f08-4b56-ba8a-ec96ca649e14
ORCID for Andrew Hinde: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-8909-9152

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Date deposited: 15 May 2006
Last modified: 12 Dec 2021 02:47

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