Commercial Federation And Colonial Trade Policy
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I, d. And 14s. ; and provision was made that by 1851 colonial sugar should be reduced to 105. , and that in 1854 all 1846 rates were to be equalized. But in 1846 the Whig ministry abolished the distinction between slave-grown and free-grown, and reduced the duty on all foreign sugar to 21s. Per quintal, which was gradually to be reduced to 14s. In 1851, when all preferences were to disappear. In 1848, however, in consequence of protest, the time of protection to colonial sugar was 1854 extended... three years, to 1854, in which year all preferences disappeared, though the sugar duties continued till 1874.
COMMERCIAL POLICY. 53 desired to keep the colonies in subjection to the ideas of the mother country.
The benefits [wrote Lord Grey in 1849 to Sir Edmund Head] ^¥hich are expected to arise from this policy [that is, free trade] will be greatly increased through its general adoption by the principal nations of the world, which Her Majesty's government hope to see eventually brought about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, d. And 14s. ; and provision was made that by 1851 colonial sugar should be reduced to 105. , and that in 1854 all 1846 rates were to be equalized. But in 1846 the Whig ministry abolished the distinction between slave-grown and free-grown, and reduced the duty on all foreign sugar to 21s. Per quintal, which was gradually to be reduced to 14s. In 1851, when all preferences were to disappear. In 1848, however, in consequence of protest, the time of protection to colonial sugar was 1854 extended... three years, to 1854, in which year all preferences disappeared, though the sugar duties continued till 1874.
COMMERCIAL POLICY. 53 desired to keep the colonies in subjection to the ideas of the mother country.
The benefits [wrote Lord Grey in 1849 to Sir Edmund Head] ^¥hich are expected to arise from this policy [that is, free trade] will be greatly increased through its general adoption by the principal nations of the world, which Her Majesty's government hope to see eventually brought about.
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