Coal and the European Industrial Revolution by Alan Fernihough and Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke
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00:00 Abstract
00:38 Introduction
05:31 Section 1. Historical Background
09:47 Section 2. Data
10:05 Section 3. Empirical Analysis
10:37 Section 4. Conclusion
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