Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Nephews, Dowries, Sons and Mothers: the Geography of Farm and Marital Transactions in Eastern Ireland, c. 1820–c.1970
- 3 Mobility, Kinship and Commerce in the Alps, 1500–1800
- 4 People from the Pits: the Origins of Colliers in Eighteenth-Century South-West Lancashire
- 5 Motives to Move: Reconstructing Individual Migration Histories in early Eighteenth-Century Liverpool
- 6 Urban Population and Female Labour: the Fortunes of Women Workers in Rheims before the Industrial Revolution
- 7 Mobility Among Women in Nineteenth-Century Dublin
- 8 Tramping Artisans in Nineteenth-Century Vienna
- 9 Migration and Urbanization in North-West England: a Reassessment of the Role of Towns in the Migration Process
- Index
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Nephews, Dowries, Sons and Mothers: the Geography of Farm and Marital Transactions in Eastern Ireland, c. 1820–c.1970
- 3 Mobility, Kinship and Commerce in the Alps, 1500–1800
- 4 People from the Pits: the Origins of Colliers in Eighteenth-Century South-West Lancashire
- 5 Motives to Move: Reconstructing Individual Migration Histories in early Eighteenth-Century Liverpool
- 6 Urban Population and Female Labour: the Fortunes of Women Workers in Rheims before the Industrial Revolution
- 7 Mobility Among Women in Nineteenth-Century Dublin
- 8 Tramping Artisans in Nineteenth-Century Vienna
- 9 Migration and Urbanization in North-West England: a Reassessment of the Role of Towns in the Migration Process
- Index
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- Migration, Mobility and Modernization , pp. i - ivPublisher: Liverpool University PressPrint publication year: 2000