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Re: Re : [SHOE] The Origins of Markets
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Wed, 26 Dec 2012 10:39:24 -0500
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There seem to me to be a good number of troubling matters in Carol M.
Connell's account of the doings of Matheson etc.  To address one of the most
accessible, I find the claim, <<In 1830, as a member of the House of Commons
from Sutherland, James Matheson delivered an address in Parliament>> rather
surprising.  Can we be sure it is quite correct?

Rob Tye, York, UK

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