2015
DOI: 10.18276/pdp.2015.4.37-01
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Demographic Crises in Lesser Poland at the End of 17th and in the First Half of the 18th Centuries. An Outline

Abstract: Kryzysy demograficzne w Małopolsce w końcu XVII i pierwszej połowie XVIII wieku. Zarys problematykiKryzys demograficzny to pojęcie stosowane w polskiej historiografii bardzo rzadko. Właściwie dopiero Cezary Kuklo zajął się tym zagadnieniem w swoim podręczniku demografii staropolskiej 1 . Wcześniej ten sam autor, opierając się na materiale z XVIII-wiecznej Warszawy, postawił pytanie o wpływ klęsk elementarnych na liczbę zawieranych małżeństw i poczęć oraz rozważał przypadki, kiedy zgony przewyższyły liczbę chrz… Show more

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“…29 Nonetheless, only the two famines mentioned had a significant impact on the demographics of southern Poland over that period, with a clear slump in births and a sharp increase in deaths, evident despite the shortcomings of the deaths registers of the day. 30 Demographic crises were also observed in two parishes in the area we are going to deal with more closely (Figure 2). It was very infrequent for Polish records dating from that period to state the cause of death, yet in November 1736, in Mikluszowice parish, starvation was given as cause of death, with the annotation tempore famis.…”
Section: Famines In the Eighteenth Centurymentioning
confidence: 91%
“…29 Nonetheless, only the two famines mentioned had a significant impact on the demographics of southern Poland over that period, with a clear slump in births and a sharp increase in deaths, evident despite the shortcomings of the deaths registers of the day. 30 Demographic crises were also observed in two parishes in the area we are going to deal with more closely (Figure 2). It was very infrequent for Polish records dating from that period to state the cause of death, yet in November 1736, in Mikluszowice parish, starvation was given as cause of death, with the annotation tempore famis.…”
Section: Famines In the Eighteenth Centurymentioning
confidence: 91%