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Hamilton, Henry, Fay, C. R. (1957) Adam Smith and the Scotland of His Day. The Economic History Review, 9 (3). 502pp. doi:10.2307/2591143

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TitleAdam Smith and the Scotland of His Day.
JournalThe Economic History Review
AuthorsHamilton, HenryAuthor
Fay, C. R.Author
Year1957Volume9
Issue3
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/2591143
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