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The plantations now extend almost continuously along the slopes and crests of the Western Ghats from North Mysore to Cape Comorin, and occupy in the Nilgiris alone no less than 12,000 acres, yielding an annual crop valued at £200,000.
But the development of tea culture in recent years is still more remarkable, and may be regarded as one of the chief factors in the future economic relations of India and Ceylon with the rest of the world. In the hard- fought battle with the long-established Chine...se trade the Anglo-Indian growers have already won the day, having in little over a decade (1881-93) displaced China teas in the British market to the extent of 76 million poimds.
In that period the imports from China fell from 112 to 36 million pounds, while the consumption of Indian and Ceylon teas rose from 48 to 172 million pounds. "This great industrial revolution has been accomplished by an international rivalry almost without a parallel in the history of the world. The Chinese and the British growers have fought with all the characteristic qualities of the two races.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plantations now extend almost continuously along the slopes and crests of the Western Ghats from North Mysore to Cape Comorin, and occupy in the Nilgiris alone no less than 12,000 acres, yielding an annual crop valued at £200,000.
But the development of tea culture in recent years is still more remarkable, and may be regarded as one of the chief factors in the future economic relations of India and Ceylon with the rest of the world. In the hard- fought battle with the long-established Chine...se trade the Anglo-Indian growers have already won the day, having in little over a decade (1881-93) displaced China teas in the British market to the extent of 76 million poimds.
In that period the imports from China fell from 112 to 36 million pounds, while the consumption of Indian and Ceylon teas rose from 48 to 172 million pounds. "This great industrial revolution has been accomplished by an international rivalry almost without a parallel in the history of the world. The Chinese and the British growers have fought with all the characteristic qualities of the two races.
What to read after Asia ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keane, A[ugustus] H[enry], 1833- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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