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The cotton world

a survey of the world's cotton supplies and consumption : founded on lectures delivered at the City School of Commerce, Liverpool

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An edition of The cotton world (1927)

The cotton world

a survey of the world's cotton supplies and consumption : founded on lectures delivered at the City School of Commerce, Liverpool

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Pitman
Language
English
Pages
236

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Subjects
Cotton growing, Cotton trade

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The cotton world: a survey of the world's cotton supplies and consumption : founded on lectures delivered at the City School of Commerce, Liverpool
1927, Pitman
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London, New York

Edition Notes

Last 30 p. consist of advertising.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Physical Object

Pagination
236, 30 p., [3] folded leaves of plates :
Number of pages
236

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OL22936651M
LCCN
28008013

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