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THE IMPRESS SERVICE IN NORTH-EAST ENGLAND DURING THE NAPOLEONIC WAR

Norman McCord
Pages 163-180 | Published online: 22 Mar 2013

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D. J. Rowe. (1971) The Economy of the North-East in the Nineteenth Century: A Survey with a Bibliography of Works Published Since 1945. Northern History 6:1, pages 117-147.
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N. McCord. (2009) The Government of Tyneside, 1800–1850. Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 20, pages 5-30.
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Norman McCord & David E. Brewster. (2008) Some Labour Troubles of the 1790's in North East England. International Review of Social History 13:3, pages 366-383.
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