Visible CitiesThe eighteenth century witnessed the rise of the China market and the changes that resulted in global consumption patterns, from opium smoking to tea drinking. In a valuable transnational perspective, Blussé chronicles the economic and cultural transformations in East Asia through three key cities—Canton, Nagasaki, and Batavia. |
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It was this profound urge to control business transactions that would render all
three administrations unable to grapple with the larger changes and shifts in the
global economy , although for obvious reasons the cracks in the system did show
...
It was this profound urge to control business transactions that would render all
three administrations unable to grapple with the larger changes and shifts in the
global economy , although for obvious reasons the cracks in the system did show
...
Side 37
These traders participated in and profited from the new economic order
introduced by the Dutch colonial administration . In particular , the Chinese
corridor that connected Batavia with the economy of south China fed the city a
wide array of ...
These traders participated in and profited from the new economic order
introduced by the Dutch colonial administration . In particular , the Chinese
corridor that connected Batavia with the economy of south China fed the city a
wide array of ...
Side 109
William Hickey , Memoirs of William Hickey , ed . Peter Quennell , London :
Routledge and Kegan Paul , 1975 , p . 136 . 36 . Carter Goodrich ( comp . ) , The
Government and the Economy , 1783 - 1861 , Indianapolis : Bobbs - Merrill 1967
, pp .
William Hickey , Memoirs of William Hickey , ed . Peter Quennell , London :
Routledge and Kegan Paul , 1975 , p . 136 . 36 . Carter Goodrich ( comp . ) , The
Government and the Economy , 1783 - 1861 , Indianapolis : Bobbs - Merrill 1967
, pp .
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