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Rees, J. F., Williams, David (1956) The Rebecca Riots: A Study in Agrarian Unrest. The Economic History Review, 9 (1). 151pp. doi:10.2307/2591557

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TitleThe Rebecca Riots: A Study in Agrarian Unrest.
JournalThe Economic History Review
AuthorsRees, J. F.Author
Williams, DavidAuthor
Year1956Volume9
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DOIdoi:10.2307/2591557
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