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British enterprise was embarked on the all - round development of the country ,
which had commenced , but was to lose its unique position as other Powers
increased their interests . Japan was not in this period so important a market as
China ...
British enterprise was embarked on the all - round development of the country ,
which had commenced , but was to lose its unique position as other Powers
increased their interests . Japan was not in this period so important a market as
China ...
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Fawcett , C . B . A Political Geography of the British Empire . New York , 1933 .
FORBES , Á . H . History of the British Dominions beyond the Seas , 1558 – 1910
. 1919 . GEORGE , H . B . Historical Geography of the British Empire . 7th edn .
Fawcett , C . B . A Political Geography of the British Empire . New York , 1933 .
FORBES , Á . H . History of the British Dominions beyond the Seas , 1558 – 1910
. 1919 . GEORGE , H . B . Historical Geography of the British Empire . 7th edn .
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695 INDEX 913 Bokhara , 101 Bradlaugh , Charles ( 1833 - 91 ) , free - thinker
Bolivia , British loan to , 300 and politician , and the Empire , 132 ; and Bombay ,
telegraph to , 199 India , 148 Bomvanaland , 142 Brand , Jan Hendrik , President
...
695 INDEX 913 Bokhara , 101 Bradlaugh , Charles ( 1833 - 91 ) , free - thinker
Bolivia , British loan to , 300 and politician , and the Empire , 132 ; and Bombay ,
telegraph to , 199 India , 148 Bomvanaland , 142 Brand , Jan Hendrik , President
...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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