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82. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1942, Vol. I
83. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1942, Vol. II
84. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1971, Vol. III
85. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1967, Vol. IV
86. Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Cambridge, 1977, Vol. V
87. Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Cambridge, 1965, Volume VI, Parts 1-2
88. Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Cambridge, 1989, Vol. VIII
89. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 2d. ed., 1988, Vol. I-II
90. Cambridge Medieval History. Cambridge, 1936, Vol. I
91. Cambridge Medieval History. Cambridge, 1936, Vol. II
92. Cambridge Modern History. Cambridge, 1957, Vol. VII
93. Canada. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2005
94. Carr-Saunders A. World Population. Past Growth and Present Trends. Oxford, 1936
95. Change in Medieval Society. Europe North of the Alps, 1050-1500. Ed. by S.Thrupp. New York, 1964
96. Chaunu P. La civilisation de l’Europe classique. Arthaud, 1970
97. Cipolla C. Before the Industrial Revolution. European Society and Economy, 1000-1700. New York, 1976
98. Clapham J. The Economic Development of France and Germany. Cambridge, 1936
99. Clark C. Population Growth and Land Use. New York, 1968
100. Clarke S. When Roman and Natives didn’t mix. British Archaeology, no. 14, May 1996
101. Collins Dictionary of Geology. Glasgow, 1990
102. Collins R. Early Medieval Spain: Unity in Diversity, 400-1000. New York, 1983
103. Colonialism and Migration. Indentured Labor before and after Slavery, ed. by P.Emmer. Dordrecht, 1986
104. Day J. The Medieval Market Economy. Oxford, 1987
105. Delaney F. A Walk in the Dark Ages. Glasgow, 1988
106. Demographic Yearbook, UN, New York, 1965 – 2003
107. Domar E. The Causes of Slavery or Serfdom: a Hypothesis. Journal of Economic History, Vol. 30, 1970, No. 1
108. Duncan-Jones R. Money and Government in the Roman Empire. Cambridge, 1994
109. Economics of Take-off into Sustained Growth. Proceedings of a Conference…, ed. by W.Rostow, London – New York, 1963
110. Economic Survey of Ancient Rome, ed. by T.Frank. Baltimore, 1937, Vol. III
111. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2005
112. Essays in Economic History, ed. by E.Carus-Wilson, London, 1954
113. Essays in Economic History, 1500-1800, ed. by P.Earle. Oxford, 1974
114.
82. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1942, Vol. I
83. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1942, Vol. II
84. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1971, Vol. III
85. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 1967, Vol. IV
86. Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Cambridge, 1977, Vol. V
87. Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Cambridge, 1965, Volume VI, Parts 1-2
88. Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Cambridge, 1989, Vol. VIII
89. Cambridge Economic History of Europe. Cambridge, 2d. ed., 1988, Vol. I-II
90. Cambridge Medieval History. Cambridge, 1936, Vol. I
91. Cambridge Medieval History. Cambridge, 1936, Vol. II
92. Cambridge Modern History. Cambridge, 1957, Vol. VII
93. Canada. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2005
94. Carr-Saunders A. World Population. Past Growth and Present Trends. Oxford, 1936
95. Change in Medieval Society. Europe North of the Alps, 1050-1500. Ed. by S.Thrupp. New York, 1964
96. Chaunu P. La civilisation de l’Europe classique. Arthaud, 1970
97. Cipolla C. Before the Industrial Revolution. European Society and Economy, 1000-1700. New York, 1976
98. Clapham J. The Economic Development of France and Germany. Cambridge, 1936
99. Clark C. Population Growth and Land Use. New York, 1968
100. Clarke S. When Roman and Natives didn’t mix. British Archaeology, no. 14, May 1996
101. Collins Dictionary of Geology. Glasgow, 1990
102. Collins R. Early Medieval Spain: Unity in Diversity, 400-1000. New York, 1983
103. Colonialism and Migration. Indentured Labor before and after Slavery, ed. by P.Emmer. Dordrecht, 1986
104. Day J. The Medieval Market Economy. Oxford, 1987
105. Delaney F. A Walk in the Dark Ages. Glasgow, 1988
106. Demographic Yearbook, UN, New York, 1965 – 2003
107. Domar E. The Causes of Slavery or Serfdom: a Hypothesis. Journal of Economic History, Vol. 30, 1970, No. 1
108. Duncan-Jones R. Money and Government in the Roman Empire. Cambridge, 1994
109. Economics of Take-off into Sustained Growth. Proceedings of a Conference…, ed. by W.Rostow, London – New York, 1963
110. Economic Survey of Ancient Rome, ed. by T.Frank. Baltimore, 1937, Vol. III
111. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2005
112. Essays in Economic History, ed. by E.Carus-Wilson, London, 1954
113. Essays in Economic History, 1500-1800, ed. by P.Earle. Oxford, 1974
114.