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Structural Change in Life Cycle Fertility During the Fertility Transition: France Before and After the Revolution of 1789

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  • Thomas A. Mroz
  • David R. Weir

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Paper provided by Chicago - Population Research Center in its series University of Chicago - Population Research Center with number 88-13.

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Publication status: Published in Population Studies, v. 44, no. 1 (March 1990): 61-87
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