The American People in the Industrial CityDavid F. Allmendinger Pendulum Press, 1973 - 224 Seiten |
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... mother , 41 years of age , had had 12 children in 22 years , of whom 5 died during their first year from diarrhea . She never had been able to nurse any of her babies but fed them on cows ' milk . She was an " old - fashioned " mother ...
... mother , 41 years of age , had had 12 children in 22 years , of whom 5 died during their first year from diarrhea . She never had been able to nurse any of her babies but fed them on cows ' milk . She was an " old - fashioned " mother ...
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... mother worked in a mill 13 years before mar- riage , from the age of 12 to 25 , but never since . Her husband earned over $ 1,250 a year . Schedule 207 : The mother was 37 years of age . Ten children ( twins at seventh pregnancy ) were ...
... mother worked in a mill 13 years before mar- riage , from the age of 12 to 25 , but never since . Her husband earned over $ 1,250 a year . Schedule 207 : The mother was 37 years of age . Ten children ( twins at seventh pregnancy ) were ...
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... mother's milk was supplemented by other food . The mother had worked as weaver in a textile mill for a year and a half before marriage . After marriage she continued this work for a year and resumed it for 4 months between the births of ...
... mother's milk was supplemented by other food . The mother had worked as weaver in a textile mill for a year and a half before marriage . After marriage she continued this work for a year and resumed it for 4 months between the births of ...
Inhalt
WorkingClass Families | 6 |
Workers in the Industrial City | 10 |
Justice and Law | 13 |
Urheberrecht | |
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