Thu Jan 22 23:14:12 2009 UTClccn-nr90-8180.900.951.00nr 90000818oca02673556aBalani, Donatellalccn-n82-141542Symcox, Geoffreylccn-n80-63039Monkkonen, Ericlccn-n82-1069Deputazione subalpina di storia patrialccn-n79-29777Università di Torinolccn-n82-141607Università di TorinoFacoltà di giurisprudenzalccn-n82-250788Roggero, Marinalccn-n79-141035Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social ResearchBalani, DonatellaBalani, Donatella100Università di Torino.--Facoltà di giurisprudenzaLaw teachersLawyersChurch and statePolitical scienceEducationItalyItaly--TurinHistory197619871996200550book945.1207la791.567019191ocn003628929sw003628929:lccn-nr90-818Falsebook19760.9017171ocn021821931sw021821931:lccn-nr90-818Falsebook19870.98Balani, Donatella551ocn070890125sw070890125:lccn-nr90-818Falsefile2005

This study is a census enumeration of the city of Turin, Italy, in 1705. The census was ordered by Duke Victor Amadeus II as the city prepared for a siege from part of the French army, as ordered by King Louis XIV. A house-by-house survey of all inhabitants was conducted to assess how many men were able to bear arms and how many people there were to feed. All of the inhabitants, including both citizens and immigrants streaming into the city from the surrounding countryside to escape the invaders, were listed by name, along with their ages, family relationships, birthplaces, occupations, dwelling places, and any weapons kept in the household. Fifty cantonieri (ward-captains) were assigned to survey the 122 isole (city blocks). The information for 15 of the isole are absent. This study also includes a WinZipped archive of AtlasGIS files, which can be used to produce maps of Turin, Italy.

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This study is a census enumeration of the city of Turin, Italy, in 1705. The census was ordered by Duke Victor Amadeus II as the city prepared for a siege from part of the French army, as ordered by King Louis XIV. A house-by-house survey of all inhabitants was conducted to assess how many men were able to bear arms and how many people there were to feed. All of the inhabitants, including both citizens and immigrants streaming into the city from the surrounding countryside to escape the invaders, were listed by name, along with their ages, family relationships, birthplaces, occupations, dwelling places, and any weapons kept in the household. Fifty cantonieri (ward-captains) were assigned to survey the 122 isole (city blocks). The information for 15 of the isole are absent. This study also includes a WinZipped archive of AtlasGIS files, which can be used to produce maps of Turin, Italy.

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