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Strategiess of commercialization: Missouri agriculture, 1620-1680 / Mary Echelbach Gregson

By: Gregson, Mary Echelbach Material type: Article

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ArticleLanguage: English Subject(s): Missouri-Agricultura In: Recent Doctoral Research in Economic History : D. Proceedings Twelfth International Economic History Congress / Clara-Eugenia Núñez , págs. 97-107

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