The New Zealand Journal of History, Svazek 22University of Auckland., 1988 |
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... marriage career of the doctor's wife rarely interfered with a doctor's ability to choose where to practise , married women doctors were very often professionally restricted by their husbands ' occupations . Those married to farmers were ...
... marriage career of the doctor's wife rarely interfered with a doctor's ability to choose where to practise , married women doctors were very often professionally restricted by their husbands ' occupations . Those married to farmers were ...
Strana 144
... married into white- or blue - collar house- holds . Moreover , one - fifth of young white - collar grooms married a farmer's daughter in the 1880s , but this pattern declined in the subsequent two decades . It is possible that these ...
... married into white- or blue - collar house- holds . Moreover , one - fifth of young white - collar grooms married a farmer's daughter in the 1880s , but this pattern declined in the subsequent two decades . It is possible that these ...
Strana 148
... marry whom . On the other hand a third of grooms moved across ' class ' boundaries when they married . The pattern of movement illus- trated in Table 5 bears out the conclusions from earlier tables . From 1881 to 1960 there has been ...
... marry whom . On the other hand a third of grooms moved across ' class ' boundaries when they married . The pattern of movement illus- trated in Table 5 bears out the conclusions from earlier tables . From 1881 to 1960 there has been ...
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