An edition ofEquitable commerce (1846)
Equitable commerce
a new development of principles, as substitutes for laws and governments ... Proposed as elements of new society.
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An edition ofEquitable commerce (1846)
Equitable commerce
a new development of principles, as substitutes for laws and governments ... Proposed as elements of new society.
byJosiah Warren
- 2Want to read
Equitable commerce
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Edition Notes
Editor's preface signed: Stephen Pearl Andrews.
1st ed., 1846.
- Published in
- New York
Classifications
- Library of Congress
- HB171.7 .W25
The Physical Object
- Pagination
- x, [2], [13]-117 p.
- Number of pages
- 117
Edition Identifiers
- Open Library
- OL23157421M
- Internet Archive
- equitablecommerc00warr
- LCCN
- 07028035
- OCLC/WorldCat
- 16327973
- LibraryThing
- 3469695
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- Work ID
- OL3610562W
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