L'industria Cotoniera Italiana Alla Fine Del Secolo XIX (Studio Economico-Sociale), by Ugo Tombesi, offers a detailed economic and social study of the Italian cotton industry at the close of the 19th century. This work provides insights into the industrial landscape of Italy during a period of significant transformation. Tombesi's analysis explores the industry's structure, labor conditions, and its impact on Italian society.

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