Explores a bold idea: uniting the British Empire’s trade by a common Customs Union.
This book argues that preferential treatment within the Empire could strengthen political ties, defend imperial interests, and promote economic growth. It weighs practical paths toward federation and the role of inter-imperial cooperation.
Two short chapters frame the scope and value: the case for commercial federation, and the ways a shared tariff system might balance colonial autonomy with unified trade policy. It also references real proposals and debates from the period to illustrate how such plans could be discussed and implemented."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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