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The Economic History of Britain since 1700

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Economic Theory and Policy Political and Economic history of UK and US

Abstract

An economic history of Britain since 1700, in three volumes by 39 eminent historians and economists. It will appeal particularly to first and second year university students, but is also suitable for anyone interested in the history of the British economy.

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