Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum
Mager W, Friedeburg R von (1996)
In: Germany. A new Social and Economic History. Ogilvie S (Ed); , 2. London: 164-195.
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Autor*in
Mager, WolfgangUniBi;
Friedeburg, Robert von
Herausgeber*in
Ogilvie, Sheilagh
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Erscheinungsjahr
1996
Buchtitel
Germany. A new Social and Economic History
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2
Seite(n)
164-195
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2634205
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Mager W, Friedeburg R von. Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum. In: Ogilvie S, ed. Germany. A new Social and Economic History. Vol 2. London; 1996: 164-195.
Mager, W., & Friedeburg, R. von (1996). Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum. In S. Ogilvie (Ed.), Germany. A new Social and Economic History (Vol. 2, pp. 164-195). London.
Mager, Wolfgang, and Friedeburg, Robert von. 1996. “Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum”. In Germany. A new Social and Economic History, ed. Sheilagh Ogilvie, 2:164-195. London.
Mager, W., and Friedeburg, R. von (1996). “Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum” in Germany. A new Social and Economic History, Ogilvie, S. ed., vol. 2, (London), 164-195.
Mager, W., & Friedeburg, R. von, 1996. Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum. In S. Ogilvie, ed. Germany. A new Social and Economic History. no.2 London, pp. 164-195.
W. Mager and R. von Friedeburg, “Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum”, Germany. A new Social and Economic History, S. Ogilvie, ed., vol. 2, London: 1996, pp.164-195.
Mager, W., Friedeburg, R. von: Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum. In: Ogilvie, S. (ed.) Germany. A new Social and Economic History. 2, p. 164-195. London (1996).
Mager, Wolfgang, and Friedeburg, Robert von. “Learned Men and Merchants. The Growth of the Bürgertum”. Germany. A new Social and Economic History. Ed. Sheilagh Ogilvie. London, 1996.Vol. 2. 164-195.
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