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1982. The ‘Marriage with a Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill’ Controversy: Incest Anxiety and
the Defense of Family Purity in Victorian England. Journal of British Studies 21 (2): 67-
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Anderson, Nancy F.
1986. Cousin Marriage in Victorian England. Journal of Family History 11 (3): 285-301.
Anderson, Michael.
1971. Family Structure in Nineteenth Century Lancashire. Cambridge: Cambridge
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Reviews: MacFarlane 1972a; Hammond 1973; Hareven 1973; Katz M. 1973; Shorthouse
1973.
Arthur, Jay.
1990. What’s Your Family. English Today 6: 33-36.
Baumann, Gerd.
1995. Managing a Polyethnic Milieu: Kinship and Interaction in a London Suburb.
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Beysel, Karl.
1927. Die Namen der Blutverwandtschaft im Englischen. Giessener Beiträge zur
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Blackstone, William.
1750. An Essay on Collateral Consanguinity. London: W. Owen.
Bott, Elizabeth.
1955. Urban Families: Conjugal Roles and Social Networks. Human Relations 8: 345-
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Reprinted in: Man in Adaptation: The Institutional Framework, edited by Jehudi A.
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Brown, L. Neville. HAVE
1961. English Family Law Since the Royal Commission. University of Toronto Law
Journal 14 (1): 52-66.
Davidoff, Leonore. HAVE
2005. Kinship as a Categorical Concept: A Case Study of Nineteenth Century English
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Drummond, Lee.
1978. The Transatlantic Nanny: Notes on a Comparative Semiotics of the Family in
English-Speaking Societies. American Ethnologist 5 (1): 30-43.
Drummond, Lee.
1979. Letter. American Ethnologist 6 (1): 216. [Response to Kronenfeld 1979.]
Drummond, Lee.
1980. Reply to Vatuk: On the Trans-Pacific “nanny.” American Ethnologist 7 (1): 196-
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