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Banks and Industrial Finance in Britain 1800–1939

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Political and Economic history of UK and US

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Acknowledgements 1. The nature of the problem 2. Explanatory schema 3. Industrial finance before 1870 4. Banks and industry, 1870-1914 5. City vs industry, 1870-1914 6. The interwar period 7. Summary Appendix Notes Bibliography Index.

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