Martin Daunton
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Martin Daunton reviews a mammoth survey of the role of money in the modern world by Niall Ferguson Published April 17 2001
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Martin Daunton argues that Labour's commitment to public ownership owed little to socialism and more to circumstances at the end of the First World War. Published August 31 1995
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Did the British state help the UK's transformation into a position of world industrial dominance? Were 'gentlemen capitalists' or no-nonsense industrialists fawned on or frustrated by government and its agents? Martin Daunton addresses a controversial historical debate. Published May 31 1994
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A new book on 18th-century England Published January 1 1993
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Martin Daunton explores 19th century production on both sides of the Atlantic. Published March 31 1983
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