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The Adoption of Fertility Control on Mykonos, 1879-1959: Stopping, Spacing or Both?

Violetta Hionidou
Pages 67-83 | Published online: 04 Jun 2010

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Diane Gervais & Danielle Gauvreau. (2003) Women, Priests, and Physicians: Family Limitation in Quebec, 1940–1970. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History 34:2, pages 293-314.
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Violetta Hionidou. (2002) “They used to go and come.”? A century of circular migration from a Greek island, Mykonos 1850 to 1950. Annales de démographie historique 104:2, pages 51.
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