Dalzell
| Variant spelling of Thomas Dalyell, Scottish soldier. |
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Jo and Bob Sanford and Barbara & Jim Payne's THE ARTISTIC GLASSWARE OF DALZELL, GILMORE, AND LEIGHTON (076432523X, $39. Jo and Bob Sanford and Barbara & Jim Payne's THE ARTISTIC GLASSWARE OF DALZELL, GILMORE, AND LEIGHTON (076432523X, $39. As Robert Dalzell has shown us in Enterprising Elite, early industrialists often established philanthropic and community associations as one way to balance the effects and demands of a modern, industrial order with traditional cultural structures and values. |
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