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Placing the run on northern rock

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  • J. N. Marshall
  • A. Pike
  • J. S. Pollard
  • J. Tomaney
  • S. Dawley
  • J. Gray

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  • J. N. Marshall & A. Pike & J. S. Pollard & J. Tomaney & S. Dawley & J. Gray, 2012. "Placing the run on northern rock," Journal of Economic Geography, Oxford University Press, vol. 12(1), pages 157-181, January.
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