Titlebook: Dutch-Asiatic Trade 1620 – 1740; Kristof Glamann Book 1981 Martinus Nijhoff, Lange Voorhout 9, Den Haag 1981 Asia.organization.organizatio

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Learning at Home and on the Shop Floorkt sonder doecken, van daer comende, de negotie doot is in de Molucos.”. As emphasized by the Dutch historian, Dr. H. Terpstra, there is hardly any doubt that the establishment of factories in India by the Dutch was first of all due to the need for Indian textiles to be traded to „de Grote Oost.“ Th

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Mauro Varotto,Luca Bonardi,Paolo Tarolliof the East India trade, just as it demonstrates the interplay between the European and the Asiatic market, the latter perhaps even more distinct than in the case of the other commodities, for while e.g. the export of Japan copper might at times be stimulated by the European demand, there had, partl

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Paolo Tarolli,Davide Rizzo,Gerardo Brancuccir came to play an increasingly great part and at the end of our period was characterized by Governor General van Imhoff as altogether one of the Company’s most important commercial products. The history of Japanese copper thus reflects an important course in the Dutch Company’s trade in the 17th and 18th centuries.

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Japanese Copper,r came to play an increasingly great part and at the end of our period was characterized by Governor General van Imhoff as altogether one of the Company’s most important commercial products. The history of Japanese copper thus reflects an important course in the Dutch Company’s trade in the 17th and 18th centuries.

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