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Did Men of Taste and Civilization Save the Stage? Theater-Going in Rotterdam, 1860–1916. A Statistical Analysis of Ticket Sales

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Did Men of Taste and Civilization Save the Stage? Theater-Going in Rotterdam, 1860–1916. A Statistical Analysis of Ticket Sales

Auteurs : Henk Gras ; Philip Hans Franses ; Marius Ooms

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Journal of Social History [ 0022-4529 ] ; 2003.

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