tion was an indication of this hypothesis, it can be seen in the relish with which Victorian Britain took to the exotic imports brought from many lands, such as spices and materials. This viewpoint is not seen as correct by some commentators considering this era (Said PG). However the argument that the aim was more than power appears to be evidenced in the countries which were colonized, and the way they were utilized after colonization. The rate of imports increased at a very rapid rate, and
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