1987The American Historical ReviewRequires access

Migration in a Mature Economy: Emigration and Internal Migration in England and Wales, 1861-1900

Leslie Page Moch, Dudley Baines

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List of tables List of figures Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: the scope of the study 2. Issues in the history of European emigration, 1840-1914 3. The characteristics of British emigrants before 1914 4. The estimation of migration by county of birth 5. Return migration to Britain, 1860-1914 6. The birthplace of English and Welsh emigrants, 1861-1900 7. English and Welsh emigrants in the 1880s and 1890s 8. Emigration and urban growth 9. Rural-urban stage emigration, 1861-1900 10. Wales and the Atlantic economy, 1861-1914 A summary of conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index.

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List of tables List of figures Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: the scope of the study 2. Issues in the history of European emigration, 1840-1914 3. The characteristics of British emigrants before 1914 4. The estimation of migration by county of birth 5. Return migration to Britain, 1860-1914 6. The birthplace of English and Welsh emigrants, 1861-1900 7. English and Welsh emigrants in the 1880s and 1890s 8. Emigration and urban growth 9. Rural-urban stage emigration, 1861-1900 10. Wales and the Atlantic economy, 1861-1914 A summary of conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index.

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List of tables List of figures Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: the scope of the study 2. Issues in the history of European emigration, 1840-1914 3. The characteristics of British emigrants before 1914 4. The estimation of migration by county of birth 5. Return migration to Britain, 1860-1914 6. The birthplace of English and Welsh emigrants, 1861-1900 7. English and Welsh emigrants in the 1880s and 1890s 8. Emigration and urban growth 9. Rural-urban stage emigration, 1861-1900 10. Wales and the Atlantic economy, 1861-1914 A summary of conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index.

Key concepts: Emigration, Welsh, Economy, Geography, History, Political science, Economics, Archaeology

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