… We describe the drinking and smoking behaviour of 7735 men aged 40-59 at the time of
enrolment in the British Regional Heart Study and the demographic factors associated with this …

… The lack of a residence requirement at the new civic … at British colleges and universities in
the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries were steeped in assumptions about men and …

… In conclusion, sociodemographic inequalities in CHD persist into later life in British men.
These seem to be more strongly defined by measures at an individual level, such as car …

… % of Italians resident abroad in Europe, comparatively little is known of the Italo-British
migratory flow. Geographers have almost completely neglected this link, at both British and Italian …

… This is particularly the case with reference to the lives of literary men, to which we have
peculiarly attended in the present Work, and we need hardly say that whilst some men are of …

… Importantly for the experiences of the young men in this study, British racism with strong roots
in colour prejudice (Husband, 1987) has been complemented by an antipathy to Islam. Put …

… 't he content to live here and sponge on you whilst doing the man about town. I passed him
… Dundas was asking me yesterday if I knew of a man who'd do to send out as Resident of a …

… the men, whenever they meddle at all with politics, and the men out of Parliament, I think,
more than those in Parliament. Women, however, do not speak much in numerous and mixed …

… SELECTION OF SUBJECTS To have enough men in each town to study differences in the
… about 300 men per town should be studied. This number provided about 7500 men, which …

… Ellenberger suggests that the enormous living spaces of aristocratic country houses and
town residences, and the greater opportunities they had for travel, permitted men of the landed …