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Roy A. Church1968

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The Cotton Trade of Great Britain.

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Global trade and economics Political and Economic history of UK and US

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Year1968

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Published1968-08-01

VenueThe Economic History Review

ISSN-L0013-0117

Languageen

Citations150

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