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Just a few cursory remarks, which may be of some help. Marshall did never accept the idea
of industrial revolution (not surprisingly, from a man who chose Natura non facit saltum
as the motto of his main book). Indeed he influenced Clapham, whose idea of industrial
history is in accordance with Marshall's idea of continuity (The Corresponde might be of
help). Marxists (at least in Italy) have often criticized Marshall's continuity thesis and
his attitude has been referred to by many historians, though I have no idea of any essay
specifically devoted to discuss Marshall's thesis.
 
Tiziano Raffaelli 
 
 
 
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