Ilana Krausman Ben Amos

Arts & Humanities

1. Early Modern England 100%
2. Offspring 37%
3. Gift Giving 31%
4. Childhood 28%
5. Social History 28%
6. Shame 24%
7. Gift Exchange 24%
8. Economic History 18%
9. Adolescence 17%
10. Economic History Association 16%
11. England 15%
12. Book Jackets 10%
13. Autobiography 9%
14. Modern European History 8%
15. Domestic Servants 8%
16. Early childhood 8%
17. Modern Times 8%
18. Life Course 7%
19. Poor Law 7%
20. Goods 7%
21. Early Modern Era 7%
22. Jacket 7%
23. British History 7%
24. Apprentices 7%
25. Social Networks 6%
26. Lower Class 6%
27. State Formation 6%
28. Social Groups 6%
29. Social Relationships 6%
30. Prestige 6%
31. Diversification 6%
32. Early Eighteenth-century 6%
33. Gift 6%
34. Adulthood 6%
35. Infancy 6%
36. Laborers 6%
37. Social Interaction 5%
38. Affection 5%
39. Historical Research 5%
40. Leisure 5%
41. Charity 5%
42. Demise 5%
43. Economic Historians 5%
44. Servants 5%
45. Religion 5%
46. Reformation 5%
47. Cultural History 5%
48. Middle Class 5%
49. Social Context 5%
50. Electronic Mail 5%