The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGE ON EXPORTS 237 all parts of the New Empire , including the China trade of the East India Company , for the years 1820-22 , came to rather less than onethird of her total export trade , or in round figures ...
EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGE ON EXPORTS 237 all parts of the New Empire , including the China trade of the East India Company , for the years 1820-22 , came to rather less than onethird of her total export trade , or in round figures ...
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The settlement of British Honduras , with an area of 6000 square miles and a total estimated population in 1805 of 3635 , was dependent for its economic existence upon the export of mahogany and logwood . It also acted to some extent as ...
The settlement of British Honduras , with an area of 6000 square miles and a total estimated population in 1805 of 3635 , was dependent for its economic existence upon the export of mahogany and logwood . It also acted to some extent as ...
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1810–14 ) , 112 ; British exports of ( 1809n1 ) , 113 ; export of British manufactured cotton , 115 , ( 1813 and 1815 ) , 117 ; importance of , in Napoleon's failure , ib .; Levantine cottons , 117 , 118 ; British export of Indies ...
1810–14 ) , 112 ; British exports of ( 1809n1 ) , 113 ; export of British manufactured cotton , 115 , ( 1813 and 1815 ) , 117 ; importance of , in Napoleon's failure , ib .; Levantine cottons , 117 , 118 ; British export of Indies ...
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