Industrial Finance, 1830-1914. The Finance and Organization of English Manufacturing Industry.

Charles H. Feinstein · P. L. Cottrell

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Preface ix 1 Financing the industrial revolution I - institutional change 1 2 Financing the industrial revolution II - textiles, coal and iron 19 3 The development of company law 1825-1914 39 4 Shares and shareholders of early limited companies 80 5 Cotton and iron: the provinces and the metropolis 1855-85 104 6 Private companies and public combines 1885-1914 162 7 Banks and the finance of industry 194 8 Internal and private sources of funds 248 Bibliography 274 Index to authors 285 Index to banks and firms 287 Subject index 290

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