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The Cambridge Economic History of Europe 2 Part Hardback Set

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The Cambridge Economic History of Europe 2 Part Hardback Set

The Cambridge Economic History of Europe 2 Part Hardback Set

Volume 7: The Industrial Economies Capital, Labour and Enterprise
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Editors:
Peter Mathias, University of Oxford
M. M. Postan, University of Cambridge
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October 1978
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7. The Industrial Economies Capital, Labour and Enterprise
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Multiple copy pack
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9780521211246

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