Economic Paper, Issues 13-21
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This collection of economic papers from North Carolina offers insights into the state's economic and geological landscape. Compiled from various divisions and surveys including the Department of Conservation and Development, the Division of Mineral Resources, and the Geological Survey Section, these issues (13-21) provide a historical record of North Carolina's resources and development initiatives. The papers likely cover topics such as mineral wealth, geological formations, and strategies for economic growth, making them valuable for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the economic history of North Carolina. A significant resource for understanding the state's early conservation and development efforts.
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