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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230110007ad almost nothing to do. The decisions extending British influence in various parts of the world were not even part of a consistent Conservative philosophy, but merely the outcome of earlier events. For the ‘forward movements’ of the later years of his administration Disraeli also had little respons

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Imperialism in the Free Trade Era,’ era, they have now been dubbed, amid much controversy, the golden age of British expansion overseas. This new-found glory, however, has not been without its detractors, and the debate concerning both the ‘imperialism of free trade’ and Victorian arguments about empire has by no means ended.

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