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Book 2021d decline of the British Empire. It shows that from the early nineteenth century Britain turned Spain into an ‘informal’ colony, using its economic and military dominance to achieve its strategic and economic ends. Britain’s free trade campaign, which aimed to tear down the legal barriers to its exp

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Informal Imperialism and the British Empiretment and trade. This was a new form of commercially based imperial power, supported by Britain’s leadership of the industrial revolution. Rather than requiring direct control of territory, this ‘informal’ empire depended on breaking down barriers to trade and investment and integrating the country’

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Britain, Free Trade and the Spanish Liberal Monarchy, 1833–1856he faltering birth of a liberal constitutional monarchy and the gradual emergence of a modern, consumer-driven economy in its growing urban centres. Britain was wholly committed to this liberal regime which it saw as crucial to guaranteeing the balance of power in Europe. When the new regime’s legit

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Britain, Spain and the War of Africa, 1859–1860ial imperial presence in Africa and re-establish the country’s role as a European great power. However, the so-called War of Africa trespassed on vital British interests. Within six months of its launch, Britain, concerned that its command of the Western Mediterranean might be undermined by a perman

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The ‘Disaster’ of the Spanish-American War of 1898 and the Algeciras Conference of 1906ned at Algeciras in 1906, demonstrated Britain’s continued dominance of Spain’s foreign policy. However, in contrast to the War of Africa forty years earlier, when it was able to act alone, Britain’s weakened position in face of the rise of rival industrial empires meant that it had to seek allies t

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The Second World War: Revival and Demise of Britain’s Informal Empire in Spainnvestment partners. As a result, the country’s economic and political dependency on Britain waned. However, the outbreak of the Second World War led to a rapid revival of Britain’s informal imperial domination, once again in the form of a Royal Navy blockade of the Iberian Peninsula. This display of

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The Spanish Challenge to Britain’s Free Trade Imperialismeers and thinking of two leading Catalan liberals, Eudald Jaumeandreu and Juan Güell y Ferrer, demonstrate the political and economic thinking that lay behind the movement. Both men were strong advocates of protectionist policies designed to support the country’s industrialisation and both were bitt

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The Rise of Economic Nationalism and then to economic nationalism. The careers and writing of two important writers and politicians of the period, Pablo de Alzola and Santiago Alba, provide a clear picture of this key transition and the impact it had on Spain’s wider political and economic policies. Both Alzola and Alba played maj