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More complex than Graunt could imagine: Theoretical and practical thoughts about tempo effects in the conventional period life table

John Graunt, the law of decline and the origins of urban historical demography

Using Mortality to Compare the Health of Populations

Parochial registration and the Bills of Mortality

New Insights Into Mortality Patterns of Early Modern Cities

Mortality Past and Present: John Graunt's Bills of Mortality - Introduction

An introduction to the conference marking the 350th anniversary of the...

The White Plague

The third lecture in the series deals with tuberculosis, of all...

Why the Enlightenment still matters today

“The Enlightenment” has been regarded as a turning point in...

The Great Pox

The sexually transmitted disease syphilis is generally thought to have been...

The Black Death

Bubonic plague first swept Europe in the age of Justinian, in...