Correspondence on the cotton famine, showing how it affects the present position and future prospects of the common interest of Britain View on Open Library

Correspondence on the cotton famine, showing how it affects the present position and future prospects of the common interest of Britain

by Thomas Briggs

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First published: 1865 1 language
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Cotton famine, 1861-1864 Cotton trade History Correspondence

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