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Migration and urbanization in northwest England circa 1760–1830
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  • 1983Survival Networks: Women's Neighbourhood Sharing in London Before World War I173 cited
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  • 2000Small market towns 1540–170068 cited
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  • 2000Ports 1540–170018 cited

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