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(1982) Railways and the British economy 1830–1914. Journal of Historical Geography, 8 (1) 110 doi:10.1016/0305-7488(82)90283-3

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TitleRailways and the British economy 1830–1914
JournalJournal of Historical Geography
Year1982 (January)Volume8
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PublisherElsevier BV
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