Traders' Dream - The Romance Of The British East India Company
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Traders' Dream - The Romance of the British East India Company. R.H.Mottram. D. Appleton-Century Company Inc., New York/London. 1939. First edition. 322pp. In Good condition overall for its age (dark blue covers with white titling on the front and spine ; lightly tanned ; some minor wear at the corners and top and bottom of the spine ; minor markings in pencil and ink on the end papers, including date stamp '25 June 1958' ; some foxing on the edges and before the frontispiece ; one colour photo and many b/w ones ; institutional stamp on the title page 'Guild of Undergraduates University of Birmingham Union Library' An early account (1939) of the famous East India Company, Britain's first and largest trading company, which established trading routes, commercial centres, headquarters and political influence on Government policy in much of the British Empire from the 17th century onwards. A fascinating account of an extraordinarily successful company, its major figures and its wealth and power
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