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`History of Wages', Demand 1950 of 1 March, 1905: bibliography

Catalogue reference: LAB 41/214

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LAB 41/214
Date
1906
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`History of Wages', Demand 1950 of 1 March, 1905: bibliography

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The National Archives, Kew
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Subjects
Topics
Labour
Pay and pensions
Record URL
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Statistics Branch: Selected Working Papers

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Statistics Branch: Selected Working Papers

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`History of Wages', Demand 1950 of 1 March, 1905: bibliography

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