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Postscript,tify and explain the causes of Britain’s economic decline before 1914. At one time or another almost every possible reason has been given an airing but no sooner is it exposed to the light than it fades away in the face of detailed research. What is being suggested here is not another contribution t

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Trade Competition in the Regions of Recent Settlement,capital and manufactures. Nationality and allegiance turned some settler regions towards the Continent (Brazil and Chile to Germany) and others (Argentina and the British Dominions) to Britain. It was a true meeting of the minds, a happy union of requirements and tastes. Britain’s success in Argenti

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