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Adult brothers and juvenile uncles: Generations and age differences in families at the end of the Middle Ages
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  • 1966Les paysans de Languedoc399 cited
  • 1976Montaillou, village occitan de 1294 a 1324111 cited
  • 1931Les miracles de Saint Louis38 cited
  • 1986Guillaume le Maréchal18 cited

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  • 2011L’histoire des frères et des sœurs20 cited

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