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Richardson, Philip (1989) The Structure of Capital during the Industrial Revolution Revisited: Two Case Studies from the Cotton Textile Industry. The Economic History Review, 42 (4). 484pp. doi:10.2307/2597097

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TitleThe Structure of Capital during the Industrial Revolution Revisited: Two Case Studies from the Cotton Textile Industry
JournalThe Economic History Review
AuthorsRichardson, PhilipAuthor
Year1989 (November)Volume42
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Plain TextRichardson, Philip (1989) The Structure of Capital during the Industrial Revolution Revisited: Two Case Studies from the Cotton Textile Industry. The Economic History Review, 42 (4). 484pp. doi:10.2307/2597097
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