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Page 106
... trade route and Raffles ' foresight in making it a free port , and partly as the outlet for the rich country behind it , has become one of the world's greatest trading centres . Ten submarine cables radiate outwards from it ; fifty ...
... trade route and Raffles ' foresight in making it a free port , and partly as the outlet for the rich country behind it , has become one of the world's greatest trading centres . Ten submarine cables radiate outwards from it ; fifty ...
Page 129
... trade in the Gambia River , as part of the effort to break the trading monopoly of the Portuguese who , from the 15th century , had traded with the Coast , and had obtained from the Pope , by Papal Bull , the monopoly of trade in West ...
... trade in the Gambia River , as part of the effort to break the trading monopoly of the Portuguese who , from the 15th century , had traded with the Coast , and had obtained from the Pope , by Papal Bull , the monopoly of trade in West ...
Page 240
... trading arrangements within the Em- pire . These were : - ( 1 ) " This Conference recognizes that the prin- ciple of preferential trade between the United Kingdom and the Dominions beyond the seas would stimulate and facilitate mutual ...
... trading arrangements within the Em- pire . These were : - ( 1 ) " This Conference recognizes that the prin- ciple of preferential trade between the United Kingdom and the Dominions beyond the seas would stimulate and facilitate mutual ...
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