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(1969) Erratum: The Corn Laws and British Wheat Production, 1829-76. The Economic History Review, 22 (3). 616pp. doi:10.2307/2594196

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Full Reference(1969) Erratum: The Corn Laws and British Wheat Production, 1829-76. The Economic History Review, 22 (3). 616pp. doi:10.2307/2594196
Plain Text(1969) Erratum: The Corn Laws and British Wheat Production, 1829-76. The Economic History Review, 22 (3). 616pp. doi:10.2307/2594196
In(1969, December) The Economic History Review Vol. 22 (3) JSTOR

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