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Travelling pedlars in nineteenth century Sweden

Sven Dahl Gothenburg
Pages 167-178 | Published online: 20 Dec 2011

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Anders Monrad M⊘ller. (1983) Economic relations and economic cooperation between the Nordic countries in the Nineteenth century. Scandinavian Journal of History 8:1-4, pages 37-62.
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RICHARD SYMANSKI, IAN R. MANNERS & R. J. BROMLEY. (1975) THE MOBILE-SEDENTARY CONTINUUM∗ . Annals of the Association of American Geographers 65:3, pages 461-471.
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Leo Lucassen. (2009) A Blind Spot: Migratory and Travelling Groups in Western European Historiography. International Review of Social History 38:2, pages 209-235.
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James H Johnson. (1970) Urbanization and its implications: Some general comments. Geoforum 1:3, pages 7-16.
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