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6 months ago
Slavery in the U.S. South discouraged immigration, investment in transportation infrastructure, and human development overall. Moreover, an economy of free family farmers would have produced more cotton than slave-based plantations that dominated the region. (G. Wright, Spring 2022)
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Tracking the Agricultural Revolution in England
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Mechanisation, pesticides and experimentation drove the development of professional pollination services in the early 20th century
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Only 4% of land in England in 1600 was "waste" to which the landless poor had free access
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Cuba before and after the Revolution: a story of relative decline
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The price of nails since 1695: A window into economic change
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Has Eastern Europe Always Lagged Behind the West? Historical Evidence from Pre-1870
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