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Évolution de la mortalité au Canada et au Québec 1831-1931 : essai de mesure par génération
Bourbeau, Robert
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Légaré, Jacques
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1982
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Vie et mort de nos ancêtres : etude démographique
Charbonneau, Hubert
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1975
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Le travail au féminin : analyse démographique de la discontinuité professionnelle des femems au Canada
Kempeneers, Marianne
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1992
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La Fin de la revanche des berceaux : qu'en pensent les Québécoises?
Henripin, Jacques
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Lapierre-Adamcyk, Evelyne
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1974
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L' Emigration des Canadiens aux Etats-Unis avant 1930 : mésure du phenomène
Lavoie, Yolande
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1972
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