Counting people : a DIY manual for local and family historians / John S. Moore.
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- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781782970385
- 178297038X
- 9781782970361
- 1782970363
- Great Britain -- Population -- History
- Great Britain -- Population -- History -- Sources
- Population -- History -- Methodology
- Statistics
- Demography -- methods
- Statistics as Topic
- Family Characteristics -- history
- Population -- Histoire -- Méthodologie
- Statistiques
- HISTORY -- General
- Population
- Population -- Methodology
- Great Britain
- 304.60941 23
- HB3583 .M66 2013eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
List of figures -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The agenda of local population history -- Sources and methods -- The study of medieval populations -- English population history, 1538-1837 -- The registration era, 1801-2011 -- Researching, writing, publishing -- Appendix: a case study : the population of Frampton Cotterell (Gloucs), 1086-1801 -- Bibliography -- Index.
This book shows how amateur historians can use computers with appropriate programs to provide numerical illustrations of various historical topics as well as easing their researches. A final chapter covers research and publishing in local history. The bibliography provides advice on local historical studies in England and Wales and a full list of sources for population history in England and Wales as well as guidance on the use of computers in local studies.
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