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Volume 9 / Johnson / Estimate of the cost of winning and working coal at Dinnington Pages 222-231
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Estimate of the cost of winning and working coal at Dinnington, by Thomas Forster.

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Language
English
Classmark
Strongroom
From Date
1840-01-14
Previous Identifier
NRO 3410/John/9/222

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