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(2014) Economic and Social History Society of Ireland. Irish Economic and Social History, 41. 148-149 doi:10.7227/iesh.41.1.8

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TitleEconomic and Social History Society of Ireland
JournalIrish Economic and Social History
Year2014 (December)Volume41
PublisherSAGE Publications
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