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Pounds, Norman J. G. (1952) The China Clay Industry of Southwest England. Economic Geography, 28 (1) 20 doi:10.2307/141617

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TitleThe China Clay Industry of Southwest England
JournalEconomic Geography
AuthorsPounds, Norman J. G.Author
Year1952 (January)Volume28
Issue1
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/141617
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Plain TextPounds, Norman J. G. (1952) The China Clay Industry of Southwest England. Economic Geography, 28 (1) 20 doi:10.2307/141617
In(1952, January) Economic Geography Vol. 28 (1) JSTOR

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