An edition of The industrial bourgeoisie and the rise of the working class, 1700-1914 (1971)

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Collins
Language
English
Pages
58

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Subjects

History, Industries, Working class, Middle class, Europe, social conditions

Places

Europe

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The industrial bourgeoisie and the rise of the working class, 1700-1914.
1971, Collins
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Bibliography: p. 56-58.

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Series
Fontana economic history of Europe -- v. 3, chap. 7

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HN373

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Pagination
58 p.
Number of pages
58

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OL13577252M
OCLC/WorldCat
843012

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