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Studies in the Quality of Life in Victorian Britain and Ireland

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,Housing as Quality of Life: Dublin, 1798–1821,s achieve independence in 1776, and they had seen the mixed results from France in 1789. For many people such themes were encouraging, but for many people, those living amidst the overcrowding, sickness, and ‘the lack of hygiene, uplifting political themes did not compensate for their appalling qual

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,The Anthropometric Committee of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1875–1883,Association for the Advancement of Science. The annual reports are described, and the core members of the Committee and their independent studies are identified. Members of the Committee were familiar with the work of men with similar interests on the Continent and in the United States (Boyd, 1980).

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Victorian Economic Change and Heights: A Note on Lagged Effects,ry (Crafts and Harley 1992). Throughout the period vigorous men and women of character and presence were evident; they left a stereotype of people in the era as prominent, active, and occasionally eccentric. On closer inspection, however, the period also represented a greater number striving merely

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2211-7644 death of a child.Draws upon data that demonstrates that QuaThis work examines mortality among young children in the period from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century. It does so using several types and sources of information?from the census unit England and Wales, and from Ireland. The sources

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Mars and Hygeia: The Application of Victorian Army Data on Height to the Quality of Health in the Bned with increasing frequency to archives of height data on reasonably large samples of human beings. However, such data sets tend to be unrepresentative of populations in general but, when interpreted cautiously, can provide insights into the health of populations.