In short, the new system of rural economy did not really triumph until the second half of the nineteenth century Until about 1840 French agriculture still bore a close
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eighteenth century "was a purely superficial, epidermic phenomenon, of little real importance for the national economy " François Crouzet, "Angleterre et France
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France in the eighteenth century was essentially a rural society historical evidence available; however, one can build up a picture of what life was like for Economic and social conditions – this source from 1927 is still useful for its facts and
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rians into two independent groups: one working on the eighteenth century and rately as reflecting different aspects of living standards rather than as compet-
Even so, the data present a problem because the number of families living in each such a limited knowledge of France's eighteenth century economy corre-
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With the outbreak of revolution, France sought to mend her culture from the damaging effects of the ancien regime Angered by the devastation of the economy, the
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Until about 1840 French agriculture still bore a close resemblance to that of the ancien régime. We see then
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France in the eighteenth century was essentially a rural society. Economic and social conditions – this source from 1927 is still useful for its facts ...
so the data present a problem because the number of families living in each such a limited knowledge of France's eighteenth century economy corre-.
seventeenth century a large majority of all French were members of households typifying the family-based economy. The organization.
When they married 45% of apprentices had parents who were alive and living outside Lyon
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pre-industrial societies (such as eighteenth century France and colonial America) the association between sickness and bad living conditions.
Revisions of Eighteenth-Century France (University Park: The Pennsylvania not a "typical" (76) situation they are not told how common it was. Several.
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Economic and Social Conditions in France During the 18th Century