Mostly in connection with J.H. Jones, G. Cartwright and P.H. Guenault, The Coal-mining industry (1939), including some material issued by the Dominion Fuel Board, Canada, and papers by John Harrison and Francis William Gray
Papers of John Harry Jones on the coal industry in Britain and overseas in the mid-1930s
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- Dates of Creation193-
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description61 items kept in envelopes
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Administrative / Biographical History
John Harry Jones was Professor of Economics at Leeds 1919-1946. He was born in Wales and graduated at Cardiff in 1903. After further study at Leipzig and Berlin he lectured at Liverpool and Glasgow before coming to Leeds. During the First World War he served in the Ministries of Munitions and of Labour. Later he served on a number of Royal Commissions and Boards, notably the Nova Scotia Royal Commission of Economic Enquiry in 1934.
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The gift of the School of Economic Studies through Prof. J.R. Crossley, December 1976
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In English
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Contents listed in Handlist 101