Surveying the people: the interpretation and use of document sources for the study of population in the later 17th century (1992)
Kevin Schurer
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Devon | West Country Studies | Q/929.32/SCH/1992 |
| Devon | DRO | 29/SCH |
Illustration Reference
ISBN 0904920240
Record Number
0904920240
Publication Details
Joint editor
RCN
0904920240
Embellishment
Illustrations, maps
Number of pages
xv, 308p
Dimensions
22cm
Format
Paperback
Note
Contents:
>Natural & political observations on the population of late seventeenth-century England by Laslett
>Printed instruction for administering Hearth Tax by Arkell
>Hearths, wealth and occupations: an exploration of the Hearth Tax in the later seventeenth century by Husbands
>The Compton census of 1676 by Whiteman
>A method for estimating population totals from the Compton census returns by Arkell
>Nonconformity and the Compton census in late seventeenth century Devon by Jackson
>An examination of the Poll taxes of the later seventeenth century, the Marriage Duty Act and Gregory King by Arkell
>The city revealed: an analysis of the 1692 Poll tax and the 1693 4s Aid in London by Alexander
>Household form and composition in King's Lynn: a reconstruction based on the Poll taxes of 1689-1702 by Cooper
>The Marriage Duty Act and parochial registration in London 1695-1706 by Boulton
>Variations in household structure in the late seventeenth century: toward a regional analysis by Schurer
>Natural & political observations on the population of late seventeenth-century England by Laslett
>Printed instruction for administering Hearth Tax by Arkell
>Hearths, wealth and occupations: an exploration of the Hearth Tax in the later seventeenth century by Husbands
>The Compton census of 1676 by Whiteman
>A method for estimating population totals from the Compton census returns by Arkell
>Nonconformity and the Compton census in late seventeenth century Devon by Jackson
>An examination of the Poll taxes of the later seventeenth century, the Marriage Duty Act and Gregory King by Arkell
>The city revealed: an analysis of the 1692 Poll tax and the 1693 4s Aid in London by Alexander
>Household form and composition in King's Lynn: a reconstruction based on the Poll taxes of 1689-1702 by Cooper
>The Marriage Duty Act and parochial registration in London 1695-1706 by Boulton
>Variations in household structure in the late seventeenth century: toward a regional analysis by Schurer
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