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Illegitimacy, Concubinage, and Proletarianization in a French Town, 1760-1914

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The author examines patterns of illegitimacy and unmarried cohabitation in the town of Bezons France over the period 1760-1914. Changes in these patterns are discussed in relation to industrialization and the development of a wage-earner class in the late nineteenth century (ANNOTATION)

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