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Smith, Malcolm T., MacRaild, Donald M. (2009) The Irish in the Mining Industry in England and Wales. Irish Economic and Social History, 36. 37-62 doi:10.7227/iesh.36.3

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TitleThe Irish in the Mining Industry in England and Wales
JournalIrish Economic and Social History
AuthorsSmith, Malcolm T.Author
MacRaild, Donald M.Author
Year2009 (December)Volume36
PublisherSAGE Publications
DOIdoi:10.7227/iesh.36.3Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSmith, Malcolm T., MacRaild, Donald M. (2009) The Irish in the Mining Industry in England and Wales. Irish Economic and Social History, 36. 37-62 doi:10.7227/iesh.36.3
Plain TextSmith, Malcolm T., MacRaild, Donald M. (2009) The Irish in the Mining Industry in England and Wales. Irish Economic and Social History, 36. 37-62 doi:10.7227/iesh.36.3
In(n.d.) Irish Economic and Social History Vol. 36. SAGE Publications

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