List of figures and maps List of tables Preface Acknowledgements Part I. Eighteenth-Century London and its Vital Regime: 1. Mortality theory and historical epidemiology 2. Aspects of metropolitan economic and social life 3. The 'high potential' model: a preliminary test Part II. The Level of Mortality: 4. Mortality among London Quakers 5. Mortality levels among the general population Part III. Dimensions of London's Epidemiological Regime: 6. The seasonality of mortality 7. The instability of mortality 8. Spatial variations in mortality 9. Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Index.
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