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HIST 1700 Alternative Final
No full textInstructions for Alternative Final for Dr. Laura Davis history 1700 class
Carte des terres Australes comprises entre le Tropique du Capricorne et le Pole Antarctique ... [cartographic material] /
No full text"Dressee sur les memoires et sur la carte originale de Mr. de Lozier Bouvet charge de cette expedition."; American meridian. Prime meridian: Isle de Fer and Paris.; Hemispherical map of southern hemisphere showing routes of the Aigle and the Marie and of the explorers Magellan (1520), Tasman (1642), Halley (1700) and Dampier (1700). Relief shown pictorally.; In bottom right margin: Delahaye sculps.; In French.; Plate [XIV] from: Cartes et tables de la geographie physique ou naturelle / par Philippe Buache. [Paris : G. Delisle and P. Buache, 1754-1757]; Phillips, 220.; Shirley, R. Maps in the atlases of the British Library, T.BUA-2a; Tooley, 269.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-t269. Inset: Plan et vue des terres du Capdela Circoncision
English economic growth, 1270-1700
Get PDFWe provide annual estimates of GDP for England over the period 1270-1700,
constructed from the output side. The GDP data are combined with population estimates
to calculate GDP per capita. Sectoral price data and estimates of nominal GDP are also
provided. We find per capita income growth of 0.20 per cent per annum, although growth
was episodic, with the strongest growth after the Black Death and in the second half of
the seventeenth century. Living standards in the late medieval period were well above
“bare bones subsistence”, although levels of kilocalorie consumption per head were
modest because of the very large share of pastoral production in agriculture
English Economic Growth, 1270-1700
Get PDFThis paper provides the first annual GDP series for Great Britain over the period 1700-1870. The series is constructed in real terms from the output side, using volume indicators and value added weights. Sectoral estimates are provided for agriculture, industry and services, and for a number of sub-sectors. Estimates of nominal GDP are also provided, based on a benchmark for 1841 and projected back to 1700 and forward to 1870 using the real output series and sectoral price indices. The new data are used to provide a consistent account of economic growth and the business cycle. The results are broadly consistent with the long run path of real output suggested by Crafts and Harley, although growth rates for sub-periods differ, largely as a result of changes in the growth of agriculture. Nominal GDP increased more rapidly than suggested by Lindert and Williamson during the eighteenth century, and more slowly than suggested by Deane and Cole during the first half of the nineteenth century, as a result of differences in the price indices. We also refine the business cycle chronologies of Ashton and Gayer, Rostow and Schwartz.
Aria con Sinf.a // Del Sig.r Gio. Batta // S. Martino
No full textTitre uniforme : Sammartini, Giovanni Battista (1700?-1775). Compositeur. [La gara dei geni. JC 91. V'è chi per suo diletto]Titre propre pris au départ. - Aria extraite de "La gara dei geni", componimento drammatico. - Livret de Guido Riviera. - 1re représentation : Milan, Théâtre Regio ducal, 28 mai 1747, à l'occasion de la naissance de l'archiduc Léopold d'Autriche. - Manuscrit d'origine milanaise. - Rôle : Fama (Sig. Gandini, Ut 1). - Vl (2), vla, tr (2) (en do), b. - Pagination ajoutéePrésentation musicale : [Partition]Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : RISMMssAppartient à l’ensemble documentaire : RISM2Airs d'opéra -- +* 1700......- 1799......+:18e siècle
British economic growth and the business cycle, 1700-1870 : annual estimates
Get PDFThis paper provides the first annual GDP series for Great Britain over the
period 1700-1870. The series is constructed in real terms from the output side, using
volume indicators and value added weights. Sectoral estimates are provided for
agriculture, industry and services, and for a number of sub-sectors. Estimates of
nominal GDP are also provided, based on a benchmark for 1841 and projected back to
1700 and forward to 1870 using the real output series and sectoral price indices. The
new data are used to provide a consistent account of economic growth and the
business cycle. The results are broadly consistent with the long run path of real output
suggested by Crafts and Harley, although growth rates for sub-periods differ, largely
as a result of changes in the growth of agriculture. Nominal GDP increased more
rapidly than suggested by Lindert and Williamson during the eighteenth century, and
more slowly than suggested by Deane and Cole during the first half of the nineteenth
century, as a result of differences in the price indices. We also refine the business
cycle chronologies of Ashton and Gayer, Rostow and Schwartz
American Art, 1700-1950
No full textPhotograph of the exhibition "American Art, 1700-1950," September 8, 1989-April 8, 1990, held at the Dallas Museum of Art
American Art, 1700-1950
No full textPhotograph of the exhibition "American Art, 1700-1950," September 8, 1989-April 8, 1990, held at the Dallas Museum of Art
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