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TABLE 1 Attestations for apprenticed boys in the Masons’ guild in Stockholm, 1677–1720
Scandinavian Journal of History
Volume 45, 2020 - Issue 3
Research Article
YOUNG MAN, FIND YOUR FORTUNE:
Guilds and the Practices of Social Order in Sweden, 1650‒1720
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