Titlebook: British Entrepreneurship in the Nineteenth Century; P. L. Payne Textbook 1974Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1974 business.ent

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Mapping the Higher Education Landscape.; 124 : .]. Subsequent enquiries have increased our knowledge of the entrepreneurial class and its geographical, social and occupational origins, but generalisation regarding the relative contributions of each distinguishable group remained hazardous, even misleading.

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Introduction, British economic development from the heroic days of the Industrial Revolution to the eve of the First World War has been the steady dissipation of a fund of entrepreneurship which, it has been implied, reached its greatest abundance during and immediately after the Napoleonic Wars. From being orga

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The Structure of the Firm in the Nineteenth Century,irm in most industries and trades was a private partnership … ’ [22 : .]. Indeed, throughout most of the nineteenth century, the . business unit was the individual proprietorship or partnership [19 : .]. This was not . a consequence of the Bubble Act of 1720, whereby the creation of a joint-stock co

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The Entrepreneur: Origins and Motivation,.; 124 : .]. Subsequent enquiries have increased our knowledge of the entrepreneurial class and its geographical, social and occupational origins, but generalisation regarding the relative contributions of each distinguishable group remained hazardous, even misleading.

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Conclusions,ur in the nineteenth century. Above all, ‘let us not’, as Charles Wilson once observed, ‘be in too much of a hurry to reach for the black cap: there is more evidence to come’.. Indeed, the current paucity of information makes it dangerous even to speak of ‘.’. No such person exists. Over the century

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