The Bank of Upper Canada: A collection of documents.
de BASKERVILLE, Peter, editor
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Toronto: Champlain Society with The Ontario Heritage Foundation, 1987.. First edition. Number 893 of a limited edition of 1300 copies. Hardcover. Fine in original publisher's cloth. A tight, clean and unmarked copy. 397pp. Illustrated..
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- Título
- The Bank of Upper Canada: A collection of documents.
- Autor
- BASKERVILLE, Peter, editor
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- Usado
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- Editorial
- Toronto: Champlain Society with The Ontario Heritage Foundation, 1987.
- Palabras clave
- canadiana, banking, finance, economics, upper canada, bank of uppercanada, numismatics
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