An edition of Children in an industrializing society
(2006)
Children in an industrializing society
insights from the Shaker-secular synergism in Enfield, New Hampshire
by Walter A. Backofen
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Child labor, Childbirth, History, Human Fertility, Industrial revolution, Industrialization, ShakersPlaces
Enfield, Enfield (N.H.), New HampshireTimes
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Children in an industrializing society: insights from the Shaker-secular synergism in Enfield, New Hampshire
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Table of Contents
Overview. Shaker children : a key to the fertility decline in New Hampshire and beyond
The municipal inventory of children and scholars : a measure of family size and marital fertility from 1805 to 1868
The child-labor transformation in an industrializing town : the Enfield, New Hampshire, experience of 1805-1868
Industrialization as driving force behind the fertility decline in Enfield, New Hampshire : 1805-1868
Children, scholars, and those who went to school in Enfield, New Hampshire.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Gift; Walter A. Backofen; 2006; 104549.
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