State of Private Trade Between England and India since 1793
The Indian Registers of External Commerce show private trade growth after 1793 driven by company officers and indigo culture, yet no new articles for Indian natives were exported. Of 54,000 tons allotted for private trade, only 21,806 tons were used for European goods, indicating no real opening to sell European articles to Indians.
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England
India
Bengal
Madras
Bombay
Imports from India and the East India trade debate
The document discusses India imports chiefly indigo and cotton, the limits on expanding Indian production for Europe, and the risks to Britain’s East India Company. It weighs petitioners demands for free trade east of the Cape, the potential harm to existing establishments, and the political and financial consequences for Britain and its empire.
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Europe
India
Britain
Ams
North America
Portugal
Georgia
Brazil
West-India
Russia
Cape of Good Hope
China
East-India Company
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