Fractured Domesticity in the Old Regime: Families and Global Goods in Eighteenth-Century France

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RT @DrJulieHardwick: 2/2 link here: https://t.co/oimkqRY43W

07 Nov 2022

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2/2 link here: https://t.co/oimkqRY43W

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@SarahBirt See my AHR article that features parasol/umbrella sellers and my article, "Parasols and Poverty," in Middleton and Shaw, eds, Market Ethics and Practices (2017) includes umbrella historiography in notes: https://t.co/mgGPViqfgl

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4/ I have used bits of this material for many purposes previously - this folder about a parasol seller and his wife who abandoned five children and his family history became a microhistory published in the AHR: https://t.co/mgGPViqfgl https://t.co/RmDt8nZL

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