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... colonies being carried on with the mother country . But only two imperial Powers enjoyed over half of the trade of their colonies : the USA and Japan . Even in these cases , colonial trade was a tiny fraction of the State's total ...
... colonies being carried on with the mother country . But only two imperial Powers enjoyed over half of the trade of their colonies : the USA and Japan . Even in these cases , colonial trade was a tiny fraction of the State's total ...
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... colonial empires was by its very nature ( as many now perceive with the wisdom of hindsight ) a transitory pattern - however durable it appeared to its makers , however long its shadow may persist , and however dubious may be the new ...
... colonial empires was by its very nature ( as many now perceive with the wisdom of hindsight ) a transitory pattern - however durable it appeared to its makers , however long its shadow may persist , and however dubious may be the new ...
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... colonial , semi- colonial , and recently colonial communities of the world . The smallest group , usually , consists of the outlanders who have entered the area from the metropole : colonial administrators , missionaries , advisers to ...
... colonial , semi- colonial , and recently colonial communities of the world . The smallest group , usually , consists of the outlanders who have entered the area from the metropole : colonial administrators , missionaries , advisers to ...
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