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Sundry prices taken from ye account book of Thomas Hazard, son of Robt (calld College Tom). : Shewing the depreciation of an arbitrary currency, as compared with the actual value of corn and other produce; to which a few other tables of interest are added

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1892.
Call number: 283572
Creator: Hazard, Thomas R (1797-1886)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 25 cm
Associated people: Hazard, Rowland, (1829-1898.)
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Sundry prices taken from ye account book of Thomas Hazard, son of Robt (calld College Tom). : Shewing the depreciation of an arbitrary currency, as compared with the actual value of corn and other produce; to which a few other tables of interest are added

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