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Encyclopedia of European Social History
- Published by Charles Scribner's Sons
The Encyclopedia of European Social History covers all aspects of European social history from the Renaissance to the present. This six-volume reference includes more than 230 articles, ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 words, on everything from serfdom and the economy, to witchcraft and public health. Some of the thematically-arranged articles include:
- Honor and Shame
- Prostitution
- Schools and Schooling
- The World Economy and Colonial Expansion
- Clothing and Fashion
- Spinsters and Bachelors
- Travel and Tourism
- The World Wars and the Depression
- Birth, Contraception and Abortion
- The European Marriage Pattern
- Communications, the Media and Propaganda
- Ethnicity and National Identity
- Church and Society
- Fairs and Markets
- The Deaf, the Blind and the Retarded
- Rural Revolts
- The Aristocracy and Gentry
- The Welfare State
This reference provides a survey of hundreds of topics. Included are more than 700 photographs, drawings and maps. The sixth volume also includes biographies of prominent European figures and a comprehensive index.
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- Published/Released: September 2005
- Original Copyright: 2001
- ISBN 13: 9780684315140
- ISBN 10: 0684315149
- DDC: 306
- Product number: 225566
- Shipping Weight: 1.00 lbs (0.45 kgs)
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