The Brewing Industry in England, 1700-1830

Herbert Heaton · Peter Mathias

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The brewing industry was one of the most wide-spread and diverse in England, ranging from household brewing and brewing publicans to large, sophisticated urban breweries. This book covers the main agricultural connections of the industry, trade markets, innovation, finance and more.

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