Abstract
Abstract This dissertation considers the connections between economic, social and demographic changes in the district of Asunda in East-central Sweden, about 50 miles north-west of Stockholm. between 1750 and 1900; it had 4800 inhabitants in 1750 and 6000 in 1900.
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