Reconstructing Historical Communities

John Davis · Alan J.R. Macfarlane

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Digital Humanities and Scholarship Historical Economic and Social Studies Philosophy, History, and Historiography

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1. General approaches to the analysis of communities 2. The nature of the data 3. Manual analysis of the data 4. The quality of the data 5. Some uses for the data 6. Virtues and defects of the records and the method.

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