THE EFFECT OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR ON INFANT HEALTH IN WIGAN, ENGLAND
As an undergraduate at the University of Colorado at Boulder I submitted an original thesis to the Department of History in candidacy for graduation with honors. I was awarded Summa Cum Laude for my work in May 2006.
I have posted the abstract for my thesis here, in case the work interests anyone else.
If you are interested in this research please contact me for more information at:
Erinashleymiller(at)gmail(d0t)com
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If you are interested in pursuing similar research you may also wish to contact:
The Lancashire Record Office, Lancashire County Council
The Wigan Archives Service, Leigh Town Hall
The Wigan History Shop
THE EFFECT OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR ON INFANT HEALTH IN WIGAN, ENGLAND
May 1, 2006 by Erin
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