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States, People, & the History of Social ChangeIndenturedServitudeUnfree Labour andCitizenship in the BritishColoniesAnna SuranyiPAPERBACK978-0-2280-0668-8 • 288 pages •229 × 152 mm • 1 July 2021 • $37.95/ C$37.95
Young SubjectsChildren, State-Building, andSocial Reform in theEighteenth-Century FrenchWorldJulia M. GossardHARDBACK978-0-2280-0565-0 • 264 pages •229 × 152 mm • 15 March 2021 •$80 / C$80
The People's HealthHealth Intervention andDelivery in Mao's China, 1949-1983Zhou XunPAPERBACK978-0-2280-0194-2 • 384 pages •229 × 152 mm • 20 August 2020 •$37.95 / C$37.95
Writing the Lives ofthe English Poor,1750s-1830sSteven King
Focusing on the words andexperiences of the poorthemselves, this book rewrites ourunderstanding of English socialpolicy for the period from the1750s to 1830s.
PAPERBACK978-0-7735-5649-2 • 488 pages •229 × 152 mm • 28 February 2019 •$34.95 / C$37.95
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