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North and South: Social Mobility and Welfare Spending in Preindustrial England. (2013). Sharp, Paul ; Boberg-Fazlic, Nina.
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RePEc:hes:wpaper:0037.

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  1. Boberg‐Fazlic,N.,P.SharpandJ.Weisdorf(2011).‘Survivaloftherichest?Socialstatus,fertility andsocialmobilityinEngland1541‐1824’.EuropeanReviewofEconomicHistory,Vol.15, pp.365‐392.

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