1998
DOI: 10.1057/9780230389694
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The Perfidy of Albion

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“…Given that the economic history of Britain between 1651 and 1914 can be plausibly represented as a paradigm case of successful mercantilism, Marc Bloch's recommendations for reciprocal comparisons lead logically to an inquiry into why the realm's leading rivals failed to countervail that small island state's perfidious and clear commitment to ‘seizing’ an inordinate share of the increasing gains from trade and imperialism from a world economy undergoing proto-globalisation (Hampson 1988).…”
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“…Given that the economic history of Britain between 1651 and 1914 can be plausibly represented as a paradigm case of successful mercantilism, Marc Bloch's recommendations for reciprocal comparisons lead logically to an inquiry into why the realm's leading rivals failed to countervail that small island state's perfidious and clear commitment to ‘seizing’ an inordinate share of the increasing gains from trade and imperialism from a world economy undergoing proto-globalisation (Hampson 1988).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Brissot loua l'existence de telles connexions : « L'esprit de fraternité, si désirable pour consolider le grand ouvrage de la révolution, se perpétue » 15 . La rhétorique grisée d'universalisme de cet été 1790 reflétait une peur authentique, parmi l'opinion révolutionnaire française, de l'imminence de la guerre avec la Grande-Bretagne, à un moment où la France n'était précisément pas en état de livrer un combat prolongé contre le vieil ennemi 16 . Rendant compte de leur voyage, les deux Nantais avouèrent leurs arrières-pensées en écrivant : « Quoiqu'on se défie de Pitt, qui est politique et impénétrable, on compte encore sur le parti de l'opposition pour le détourner de faire la guerre » 17 .…”
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