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Prelude,the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Trade in non-medicinal opium evolved through a long process of competition amongst western trading companies and the extensive administrative experiments of the British colonial authorities. To manage the cross-regional opium trade, the East India Company est

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Epilogue,South Asia, an understanding of its past is imperative. Present-day drug problems in South Asia came about through a historical process that includes five phases: first, pre-colonial (seventeenth to mid-eighteenth century); secondly, colonial (mid-eighteenth century to 1947); thirdly, post-colonial

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