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Abolition of the Company Pressed by British and Dutch Interests
The account describes British and Dutch pressure on the Crown to abolish a trading company. It cites Britain's abstention from force, efforts at persuasion with the Imperial Court and Spain, and Spain's reluctant stance due to engagements with the Emperor. It notes Spain’s protection safeguards and the potential for conflict over Ostend trade.
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Cambray
Great Britain
Holland
Spain
Great
Britain
States General
Marquess de St. Philippe