An edition of Live and let live (1787)

Live and let live

a treatise on the hostile rivalships between the manufacturer and land-worker : with a more especial view to the present contest between the woollen manufacturers and wool-growers

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Live and let live
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An edition of Live and let live (1787)

Live and let live

a treatise on the hostile rivalships between the manufacturer and land-worker : with a more especial view to the present contest between the woollen manufacturers and wool-growers

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J. Debrett
Language
English
Pages
98

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Subjects

Wool industry, History, Law and legislation, Wool, Marketing, Sheep ranchers, Early works to 1800, Brit Tracts

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Great Britain

Times

18th century, 1787
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Live and let live: a treatise on the hostile rivalships between the manufacturer and land-worker : with a more especial view to the present contest between the woollen manufacturers and wool-growers
1787, J. Debrett
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London
Other Titles
Live and let live, a treatise on the hostile rivalships between the manufacturer and land-worker.

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Pagination
vi, [7]-98 p.
Number of pages
98

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Open Library
OL45186858M
LCCN
nuc87602258
OCLC/WorldCat
54183293

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