Titlebook: An Economic History of Modern France, 1730–1914; Roger Price Textbook 1981Latest edition Roger Price 1981 economics.France.history

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,Population , 1730–,. 1880,absence of an agricultural revolution before the second half of the nineteenth century. This apparent paradox is an illusion, for once this period is looked at within a wider historical context, a continuity with the past becomes evident. Fundamentally what happened in the period 1730–1850 was that

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,Population , 1730–,. 1880,resources occurred, and in a comparatively short period the character of human society and the quality of life were transformed. For the first time in human history the fear of famine was banished. More accurately than by any other measure the ending of endemic malnutrition provides a means of estim

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,Communications and the Development of Commerce ,. 1730–,. 1880,xample, when transport depended on animal power and the wind trade in expensive luxuries was more likely to flourish over long distances than trade in basic but bulky human necessities like foodstuffs.