致命的岁月:背景和后果

IF 0.5 3区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

Social Science History Pub Date : 2023-08-15 DOI:10.1017/ssh.2023.10

S. Preston, M. Haines

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摘要

这是作者创作《致命的岁月:19世纪晚期美国的儿童死亡率》(1991)一书的历史。这些数据来自1900年美国人口普查手稿中的家庭样本。使用的主要方法是间接估计儿童死亡率(大约0-4岁)，使用有关妇女年龄和婚姻持续时间的信息。调查结果显示，总体上死亡率低于1900/1902年死亡登记区格洛弗生命表，不同种族和居住地的死亡率差异很大。

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Fatal Years: Background and Aftermath

Abstract This is a history of the creation of the book Fatal Years: Child Mortality in late-Nineteenth-Century America (1991) by the authors. The data were a sample of households from the 1900 United States Census manuscripts. The primary method used was indirect estimation of child mortality (approximately ages 0–4) using information on the age and marriage duration of women. Among the findings were overall lower overall mortality than in the 1900/1902 Glover life tables for the Death Registration Area, and very large variations in mortality by race and size of place of residence.

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