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  • ...h lighthouses were government-granted monopolies, more like the East India Company or a local public utility than ”free-enterprise” institutions. .... offering the most detailed analysis to date. As Bertrand points out, the British lighthouses
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  • * because I'm into history and libertarians are literally british east india company administrators. also, socialism is correct
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  • ... one of Mencius Moldbug’s favorite points. He cites approvingly an 1870s British text which says that ...ctorian murder rate of between 1 and 2 per 100,000 people. And the current British murder rate? According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, it
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  • ... central banker of the country. Then along came Teddy Roosevelt. The first company he went after with an antitrust case was Northern Securities, and his aim w ...ple saw it as a predatory monopoly, and JP Morgan was at the center of the company. Teddy Roosevelt, who had recently taken office, wanted to show who was bos
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  • ... market ideology caused the adoption of a strict laissez-faire approach to India's Great Famine of 1876–78. The result is estimated at 5.5 million people ...hard Grenville, the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, who was a greenhorn to India and its discontents, sailed away on a leisurely tour of the Andaman Islands
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  • ...gical stories. Amusingly, this article claims the voluntary acceptance of British dominance as a means of ending local wars in exchange for ending human sacr ...known society of ritual immolators in the modern era: the Konds of Orissa, India. Evidence from the Konds supports my theory’s predictions.
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  • ...kerson, 1992), Nepal (Arnold and Campbell, 1986; Messerschmidt, 1986), and India (Gadgil and Iyer, 1989; Jodha, 1990, 1996). Similar results have occurred i ...ority to devise limits on withdrawal rights. The net fishers of Jambudwip, India, for example, annually regulate the positioning of nets so as to avoid inte
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  • ...h slave trade through the Royal African Company and the Bahama Adventurers company. ...f the United States. On the one hand, they justified rebellion against the British Crown. On the other hand, they rejected any interference with property righ
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  • ... British imperialism, for which he worked as an official of the East India Company, and more generally by his support for limitations on democratic majorities
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  • ...ts. Occupied by Japan during World War Two, the city was united with other British colonies in the area after the war to become Malaysia. And here is where th ...industries including Singapore Power, SingTel and Singapore Airlines. With British withdrawal of military protection, Singapore adopted the Israeli model of n
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  • ...sported roughly 5 percent of the more than 2 million slaves shipped by the British Empire. After 1689, the trade was opened to other firms on condition that t There would be no new state monopoly company to control the French slave trade. From a business perspective, the result
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  • 2010-05-24: BP (British Petroleum) says that it "will pay all legitimate claims for damage" from th If such a thing had happened in our company, I would know about it.
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  • ...l had become an illegal monopoly when it purchased Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, which had been done with the express approval of then- President Teddy Roo Consider the parallels with today. During the past decade, the chemical company Monsanto purchased more than thirty compa- nies, the computer giant Oracle
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  • ...sult, as we see with the [[Congo Free State]] and the [[British East India Company]]. | show=}}
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  • ...ternational scandals of the early 20th century. The Casement Report of the British Consul Roger Casement led to the arrest and punishment of officials who had ... in Stanley's 1878 novel Through the Dark Continent.[12] Failing to enlist British interest in developing the Congo region, Stanley took up service with Leopo
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  • ...ous pasts. The principal maker of lead additive today the Associated Octel Company of Ellesmere Port, England) and its foremost salesmen (Octel and the Ethyl ...ost American society billions each year. In Venezuela, where the state oil company sold only leaded gasoline until 1999, a recent report found 63 percent of n
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  • ...ownership of governments and corporations such as the [[British East India Company]]. When unchecked by local government, they run rampant over human rights
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  • [[Category:British East India Company]] ...| url = https://www.globalresearch.ca/legacy-of-colonialism-britain-robbed-india-of-45-trillion-and-thence-1-8-billion-indians-died-from-deprivation/5663351
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  • ...liam Dalrymple|Dalrymple, William]]. 2019. ''[[The Anarchy: The East India Company, Corporate Violence, and the Pillage of an Empire]]''. Bloomsbury Publishin [[Category:British East India Company]]
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  • ...bly, the kihla-kunta), the Coures, and the Lives. The village community in India — past and present, Aryan and non-Aryan — is well known through the epo Henry Sumner Maine pointed to India as the foremost surviving example of the village commune model common to th
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