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Barnsby, George J., Raybould, T. J. (1974) The Economic Emergence of the Black Country. The Economic History Review, 27 (3). 475pp. doi:10.2307/2593392

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TitleThe Economic Emergence of the Black Country.
JournalThe Economic History Review
AuthorsBarnsby, George J.Author
Raybould, T. J.Author
Year1974 (August)Volume27
Issue3
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/2593392Search in ResearchGate
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