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Population and Marketing
Two Studies in the History of the South-West
Häftad, 1976
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This volume brings together the proceedings of two seminars that took place at Dartington Hall in the early 1970s. The first half concerns population, and the second considers marketing.Individual papers in Part I cover: the population of Cornwall before the first census; the association between …
Capital Formation in South-West England
Häftad, 1978
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The formation of capital has long been a key element underpinning British economic history. This brief but perspicacious volume contains four papers: an economist’s view on capital formation (Jeffrey H. Coates); availability of capital in the West of England woollen industry (Kenneth Ponting); …
Reactions to Social and Economic Change 1750-1939
Häftad, 1979
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The middle of the eighteenth century up to the Second World War was a period of dramatic and rapid social and economic change in Britain. This volume, collect five papers, covering: - Ceremony, custom and ritual: some observations on social conflict in the rural community, 1750–1850 - The social …
West Country Maritime and Social History: Some Essays
Häftad, 1980
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In the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the maritime and social histories of the South-West of England were inextricably linked. The chapters in this volume cover important topics such as: Weymouth as a packet station; Morwellham’s trade and shipping in the nineteenth century; …
South-West and the Sea
Häftad, 1968
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This volume collects the papers given at a seminar concerning the maritime history of the South-West of England, which took place at Dartington Hall in October 1967, under the auspices of the Department of Economic History, University of Exeter.Chapters consider: the South-West and the Atlantic …
