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Jennifer Tann1986

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House and Home in the Victorian City: Working-Class Housing, 1850-1914.

Jennifer Tann · Martin J. Daunton

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Year1986

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Published1986-02-01

VenueThe Economic History Review

ISSN-L0013-0117

Languageen

Citations90

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