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Philip, GeorgeThe Chambers of Commerce Atlas1925
Tracy, W BurnettPort of Manchester1901
Tracy, W BurnettPort of Manchester1901
Magee, EdwardLetter from Edward Magee to Messrs R. Greg & Co19th June 1867
Comtelburo Ltd, LiverpoolHandbook for daily cable records of American crop statistics.September 1900
Fine Spinners and Doublers LimitedThe Jubilee Distaff 1898 - 1948. Page 45, Egyptian cotton being unloaded at Liverpool. Cotton poplin shirts. Loading cotton yarn for export to Australia.1948
Ellison, ThomasThe cotton trade of Great Britain. Chapter 7. Page 81.1886
unknownThe Book of the World Cotton Conference, Liverpool and Manchester June 13-22 19211921
Image Number: 3006095
Williams, MauriceThe Cotton Trade of 1861 and 186226 February 1863
Grindon, LeoEmigrants at Liverpool.1892
Grindon, LeoShipping on the Mersey.1892
Grindon, Leo"Ran away to Sea."1892
Grindon, LeoSt. Nicholas Church, Liverpool, c.1880.1892
Grindon, LeoSt. George's Hall, Liverpool.1892
Image Number: 2031
Grindon, LeoThe Exchange, Liverpool.1892
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