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The unbound prometheus : technological change and industrial development in Western Europe from 1750 to the present

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Preface to the new edition Preface to the original edition 1. Introduction 2. The industrial revolution in Britain 3. Continental emulation 4. Closing the gap 5. Short breath and second wind 6. The interwar years 7. Reconstruction and growth since 1945 8. Conclusion 9. Epilogue Index.

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