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History of domestic and foreign commerce of the United States, by Emory R. Johnson, T. W. Van Metre, G. G. Huebner, and D. S. Hanchett, with an introductory note by Henry W. Farnam.
Author
Johnson, Emory R. (Emory Richard), 1864-1950
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Washington, D.C., Carnegie institution of Washington, 1915.
Description
2 v. 10 maps (8 fold., incl. front.) 26 cm.
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Subject(s)
United States
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Commerce
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History
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Related name
Van Metre, T. W. (Thurman William), 1884-1961
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Huebner, Grover G. (Grover Gerhardt), 1884-1964
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Hanchett, David Scott, 1886-
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Series
Contributions to American economic history ; [1]
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Carnegie Institution of Washington publication ; 215A.
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Carnegie institution of Washington. Publication ; no. 215A
Contributions to American economic history from the Department of economics and sociology of the Carnegie institution of Washington, [1]
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Bibliographic references
Bibliography: vol. II, p. 352-386.
Action note
Committed to retain 20421231 — HathiTrust (NjP)
Contents
vol. I. pt. I. American commerce to 1789, by E. R. Johnson. pt. II. Internal commerce of the United States, by T. W. Van Metre. pt. III. The coastwise trade, by T. W. Van Metre.--vol. II. pt. I. The foreign trade of the United States since 1789, by G. G. Huebner. pt. II. The fisheries, by T. W. Van Metre. pt. III. Government aid and commercial policy, by D. S. Hanchett.
LCCN
16000680 //r973
OCLC
722167
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