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,Regulating Opium in British Burma, 1852–1885: Addiction, Ethnicity and Revenue,on-based Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade in 1874, at the forefront of the second wave of the British anti-opium movement. The Society’s campaign against opium sales in Burma was one dimension of its larger transnational campaign against the global opium industry.

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,“Lady Britannia, her Children, her Step-Children and her Neighbours”: Race and the Regulation of Cofinal conquest of the independent Burmese kingdom in 1885 gave the British administration control of a multiethnic population with sizeable Shan and Kachin populations in addition to other ethnic minority groups. These groups’ potential as opium consumers had to be taken into account in devising an

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Opium and the Maintenance of Imperial Rule: The Royal Commission on Opium and the Rationale for Bril affected the peculiar course of British opium policy in late nineteenth century Burma. It will further argue that while each of these factors influenced the construction of colonial opium policy, the Commission’s final report indicates that ultimately at the end of the nineteenth century British p

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Conclusion, that identified the Burmese as particularly ill-suited for opium consumption, and correspondingly identified other ethnicities’ opium requirements, by contrast, as legitimate. The racial distinctions within Burma’s opium policy overlapped with the colonial power’s interest in facilitating labour ex

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