Titlebook: Economic Foundations of British Overseas Expansion, 1815-1914; P. J. Cain Textbook 1980Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 ec

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The Coming of Free Trade and ‘Free Trade Imperialism’ after 1815 Platt’s picture of a self-sufficient Britain meeting her trading needs mainly through contacts with her existing empire and traditional trading partners in the USA and Europe. Platt, however, does not appreciate the extent to which this traditional system began to break down in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars.

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intuition

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Setsuro Matsushita,Tomomi Asakawathrough free trade [57: .] or did they simply bargain with others for entry into their market on a basis of equality, scrupulously refusing to use their power to influence their smaller and weaker partners as Platt has argued [146; 148: ..]?

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Introductionle in imperial expansion throughout the century, this is not meant to imply that political, religious or other non-economic motives were of no importance. In this survey they are, if only for reasons of space, simply omitted from consideration.