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The ‘Manchester School’ and Exportation of Machinery

A. E. Musson University of Manchester
Pages 17-50 | Published online: 06 Oct 2011

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A.E. Musson. (1993) X Joseph Whitworth and the growth of mass-production engineering. South African Journal of Economic History 8:1, pages 181-220.
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A. E. Musson. (1976) Class struggle and the labour aristocracy, 1830–60. Social History 1:3, pages 335-356.
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Robert Kirk & Colin Simmons. (1981) Engineering and the First World War: A case study of the Lancashire cotton spinning machine industry. World Development 9:8, pages 773-791.
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David J. Jeremy. (2012) Damming the Flood: British Government Efforts to Check the Outflow of Technicians and Machinery, 1780–1843. Business History Review 51:01, pages 1-34.
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