Military service and migration in nineteenth-century France: some evidence from Loir-et-Cher.

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Engineering Transactions Pub Date : 1998-06-01 DOI:10.1111/J.0020-2754.1998.00193.X

A. Baker

引用次数: 8

Abstract

"Military service in France during the nineteenth century removed many young men from their own localities for long periods. The widely accepted claim that few conscripts returned home after completing their period of service is based on little evidence. The paper examines the conscription classes of 1856 and 1891 in two cantons in the departement of Loir-et-Cher. In those cases, there was not a significant relationship between conscription and migration, nor between literacy and migration. Instead, migration of youths in their twenties was linked partly to prior experiences of migration but principally to their occupations."

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19世纪法国的兵役和移民:来自卢瓦尔-谢尔的一些证据。

19世纪法国的兵役使许多年轻人长期离开自己的地方。人们普遍接受的说法是，很少有义务兵在服完兵役后回家，但这一说法几乎没有证据。本文考察了卢瓦尔谢尔省两个州1856年和1891年的征兵阶级。在这些情况下，征兵和移徙之间没有显著的关系，识字率和移徙之间也没有显著的关系。相反，20多岁年轻人的移民部分与之前的移民经历有关，但主要与他们的职业有关。”

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