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( particularly Australasia ) than all foreign countries ; a very small part of the coal
export ( that part was taken by India , and ... the great self - governing colonies
leading , nearly a half of the hardware and cutlery and , of the iron and steel
exports ...
( particularly Australasia ) than all foreign countries ; a very small part of the coal
export ( that part was taken by India , and ... the great self - governing colonies
leading , nearly a half of the hardware and cutlery and , of the iron and steel
exports ...
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Queensland led the way in exports of frozen and chilled beef , Tasmania in the
export of fruit in cold storage , mainly apples , Victoria in the export of refrigerated
butter . The first consignment of butter sent to London fetched sixteen pence a ...
Queensland led the way in exports of frozen and chilled beef , Tasmania in the
export of fruit in cold storage , mainly apples , Victoria in the export of refrigerated
butter . The first consignment of butter sent to London fetched sixteen pence a ...
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Apart from India , which ordinarily received about 40 per cent of British exports to
the Empire , the United Kingdom was ... and statistical curves of export revealed
an alarming slackening of progress , “ approaching something like stagnation ” .
Apart from India , which ordinarily received about 40 per cent of British exports to
the Empire , the United Kingdom was ... and statistical curves of export revealed
an alarming slackening of progress , “ approaching something like stagnation ” .
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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