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The Big Loaf and the First Opium War: Free Trade and Domestic Politics in the British Empire, 1813-1846

The Big Loaf and the First Opium War: Free Trade and Domestic Politics in the British Empire, 1813-1846

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“The Big Loaf and the First Opium War: Free Trade and Domestic Politics in the British Empire, 1813-1846”

by Colin Sargent, Graduate Student, Northeastern University, Boston, MA

© 2014 The Middle Ground Journal (ISSN: 2155-1103) Number 8, Spring 2014 http://TheMiddleGroundJournal.org

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April 21, 2014

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