Making of the Modern World
Digital collection, drawn primarily from libraries at the University of London and Harvard, focused on: political economy; trade; finance and manufacturing. Contains: 61,000 books (including titles in French and German); 466 runs of mostly nineteenth century magazines and journals; and considerable pamphlet material. Useful for historical research on: agriculture; colonies; commerce; economic theories and conditions; mercantilism; population; poverty; slavery; utopian socialism and many other topics.
Also Known As:
- Making of the Modern World Goldsmiths’-Kress Library of Economic Literature 1450-1850
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