Industrial Revolution in Europe 1750-1914: Family and Social Trends Research Article from World Eras

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Overview

Topics In The Family And Social Trends

Births And Deaths: Demographic Patterns And Family Structures

Malthus On Population

Childhood

Isabella Beeton On Breast-Feeding

Fighting Child Abuse

Early Years: Adolescence And Youth

The Belle Epoque

Education

Rural Education In France

John Newberry On Child Rearing

Marriage And Divorce

Harriet Taylor On Divorce

Parenting And Family Relations

The Predominance Of The Middle-Class Ideal

Separate Spheres

Duties Of The Female Sex

Replacing The Mold: Alternatives To The Middle-Class Ideal

The Working-Class Mother

Sexuality

The Contagious Disease Acts

Widowhood And Old Age

Significant People

Charles Fourier

Friedrich Wilhelm Froebel

Maria Montessori

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Sigrid Undset

Mary Wollstonecraft

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