… of cervical cancer in young women. In conclusion, in spite of falling overall incidence rates
for cervical cancer in England, in recent years incidence in young women under 40 years of …

… Young men, as [End Page 31] well as young women, were used as tools to … very young.
Thus while boys tended to be a few years older than their brides (although some were younger), …

… young women of the present day. We have many valuable dissertations upon female
character, as exhibited on the broad scale of virtue; but no direct definition of those minor parts of …

In the first several decades of the nineteenth century, New England churches experienced a…
and vitality of New England churches were at a low ebb. 1 New England pastors were further …

… England witnessed the emergence of a new generation of socially and financially independent
young working-class women … has argued was true of young women in interwar England. …

… by examining young rural women's labour force participation in inter- war England, paying
… between town and country in inter-war England and stresses the importance of the life-cycle…

… The ways in which pre-pubescent girls were brought up and socialised as young women is
very difficult to reconstruct. Often we find clues only when the relationship between a girl and …

… By 1801, one-third of the population of England and Wales … The demand for servants was
met largely by young women who … young women, only 3 per cent of working-class women were …

… of hooking up for girls and young women, we need to look more … She asserts that “young
people have virtually abandoned dating… Her sensationalist tone suggests that young people are …

… In 2000, a 10-year Teenage Pregnancy Strategy was launched in England to reduce
conceptions in women younger than 18 years and social exclusion in young parents. We used …