An edition of Free trade nation
(2008)
Free trade nation
commerce, consumption, and civil society in modern Britain
by Frank Trentmann
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Britain was a unilateral free-trade nation from the mid 19th century until WWI. This book shows how free-trade policies went from almost total support to almost total rejection over the course of those years.
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Free Trade Nation: Commerce, Consumption, and Civil Society in Modern Britain
2009, Oxford University Press
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Free trade nation: commerce, consumption, and civil society in modern Britain
2008, Oxford University Press
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Book Details
First Sentence
"In early June 1904 ten thousand people gathered at Alexandra Palace in north London."
Table of Contents
Free trade stories
Bread and circuses
Uneasy globalizers
Consumers divided
Visible hands
Losing interest
Final days.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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