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,The Factory “Nederland”,e trade, we shall select the factory . as our starting-point and investigate what commodities were carried to Europe from the East by the Company, and what the proportions were between the various products. It will be expedient for the sake of clarity to divide the variegated multitude of goods into

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Spices,est in the trade to the East. They were monopolized goods, which yielded enormous profits. In a number of cases the trade of the Company has altogether been identified with the trade in spices and its whole activities on this basis been described as monopolistic. It has already been shown that the l

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Sugar,of 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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