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Selling Ancestry: Family Directories and the Commodification of Genealogy in Eighteenth Century Britain
Mark Rothery
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Centre for Historical Studies
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Selling
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Eighteenth-century Britain
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Commodification
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17th Century
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Nineteenth Century
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Family History
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Middling Sorts
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Late Seventeenth
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Family Relationships
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Elite Families
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Family Belonging
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Antiquarian
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Changing Markets
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Genealogical Studies
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Wide Scope
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Social Sciences
Eighteenth Century
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Commodification
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Genealogy
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Ancestry
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Documents
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Nineteenth Century
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Seventeenth Century
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Wealth
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Primary Source
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Family History
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Arts and Humanities
Eighteenth-century Britain
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Commodification
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Ancestry
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Engagement
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Source Material
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Dissemination
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Nineteenth Century
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Primary Source
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Seventeenth Century
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Family History
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