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The old poor law and medicine
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  • 1955Medical evidence related to english population changes in the eighteenth century232 cited
  • 1972An Interpretation of the Modern Rise of Population in Europe167 cited

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  • 2006Depth and diversity in parochial healthcare: Northamptonshire 1750–183018 cited
  • 2000For the welfare of children: the origins of the relationship between US public health workers and pediatricians18 cited
  • 2005"Stop This Overwhelming Torment of Destiny": Negotiating Financial Aid at Times of Sickness under the English Old Poor Law, 1800-184013 cited

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