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Copies of lists of contributors for the period 1917-1928, some with later annotations

MS. Economist 135

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Title

Copies of lists of contributors for the period 1917-1928, some with later annotations

Shelfmark

MS. Economist 135

Summary

Comprises:

'Contributors and Their Contributions (27 September to 15 November 1924)', n.d. [c.1924]

'Outside Contributors', n.d. [c.1928], for the period 1917-1928

'Literary Staff 1917-1928', n.d. [c.1928]

Date

n.d. [c.1924-1928]

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (3 folders)

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Collection contents

Archive of The Economist Newspaper Limited

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Records of contributors

Copies of lists of contributors for the period 1917-1928, some with later annotations

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