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HC107.N8 +P37 1983
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Express lanes & country roads : the way we lived in North Carolina, 1920-1970 / |
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HC107.N8 P613 1994
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Poor whites of the antebellum South : tenants and laborers in central North Carolina and northeast Mississippi / |
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HC107.N8 T85 1989
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Habits of industry : white culture and the transformation of the Carolina Piedmont / |
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HC107.N8 W35 2008eb
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North Carolina in the connected age : challenges and opportunities in a globalizing economy / |
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HC107.N8 W66 1986
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Southern capitalism : the political economy of North Carolina, 1880-1980 / |
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HC107.N82 E88 2008eb
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Small is possible : life in a local economy / |
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HC107.N83 P634 2010eb
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To right these wrongs : the North Carolina Fund and the battle to end poverty and inequality in 1960s America / |
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HC107.N92 M477 1993
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Farms, mines, and main streets : uneven development in a Dakota county / |
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HC107.O3 O3
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Employment security in Ohio. A report of activities of the Bureau of unemployment compensation. |
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HC107.P4 H3 1942
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Industrial trends in Pennsylvania since 1914, |
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HC107.P4 S417 1987
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Custom and contract : household, government, and the economy in colonial Pennsylvania / |
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HC107.P42 P484
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Economic development in the Philadelphia region, 1810-1850 / |
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HC107.S7 C64
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Economic beginnings in colonial South Carolina, 1670-1730 |
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HC107.S7 S45 1989
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Selling a New World : two Colonial South Carolina promotional pamphlets / |
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HC107.T3 C3 1925
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The valley of east Tennessee; the adjustment of industry to natural environment, |
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HC107.T4 T35
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Texas looks ahead. |
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HC107.T4 Y63 2023
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Geographical scale and economic development : lessons learned from Texas and Mexico / |
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HC107.T43 P63115 2010eb
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Freedom is not enough : the war on poverty and the civil rights movement in Texas / |
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HC107.U8 A7 1954
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Orderville, Utah: a pioneer Mormon experiment in economic organization. |
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HC107.U8 A7g 1958
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Great Basin Kingdom; an economic history of the Latter-Day Saints, 1830-1900. |
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