Age Relations and Cultural Change in Eighteenth-Century England

Arts & Humanities

• 1740s 51%
• 1770s 48%
• Adulthood 41%
• Apprentices 45%
• Charts 37%
• Childhood 45%
• Civics 34%
• Cohort 41%
• Cultural Change 87%
• Demographics 33%
• Diary 45%
• Economics 19%
• Eighteenth-century England 100%
• Historical Analysis 46%
• Intergenerational Relations 61%
• Letters 24%
• Memoir 32%
• Mentality 37%
• North East England 57%
• Political Upheaval 46%

Social Sciences

• adulthood 32%
• apprentice 45%
• childhood 26%
• cultural change 80%
• economics 16%
• eighteenth century 91%
• evidence 15%
• experience 11%
• gender 18%
• historical analysis 41%
• Intergenerational relations 50%
• mentality 43%
• newspaper 30%