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The Reinterpretation of American Economic History,1983], Hughes [1983] and Lebergott [1984]. Whatever their methodological approach the texts are dominated by the new findings. The . [1980], edited by Glenn Porter, contains a high proportion of cliometric articles. The ., as noted earlier, contains over 4500 items. Only a few are selected here.

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