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    hadbeenanynufacturingbefore.itbuiltroads

    anddugeansoftransportation.

    itdendedgreaterskillangtheenandgavethe

    rtabettersocialposition,hepower

    ofthelandedaristoy.

    oherhand,itcausedverygreatsery.itde

    thenativesintheloheviostshaless

    exploitation.itexposedtheeuntrytoan

    eveerriblefate.ithelpediasuretotu

    everylandintoanardddividedtheolittle

    bitsofterritory,eachsobe,

    estodestroytheposneighbours

    aholdoftheirtreasures.itlaidsochstress

    upoanceofoe

    tardedasthesolevirtueoftheaveragecitizen.enoc

    systeeandgolikethefashionsinsurgeryand

    ihesofen,andduringthehturythe

    rtilesysteffree

    aition.atleast,soihavebeentold.

    thearirevolution

    attheendoftheeighteeury

    europeheardstrasof

    sothinghhadhappenedin

    theeri

    hedesdants

    ofthenunishedking

    charlesforhisinsistenceuponhis

    ``divinerightsaddedaneer

    totheoldstoryofthestruggle

    forselfgovent

    forthesakeofnvenieogobacka

    feuriesatheearlyhistoryofthegreat

    struggleforlonialpossessions.

    assoonasanuerofeuropeannationshadbeen

    createdupontheneionalordynastiterests,

    thatistosay,duringaelyafterthethirty

    yearsheirrulers,backedupbythecapitalof

    theirrtsandtheshipsoftheirtradingpanies,

    ntihefightforreterritoryinasia,afridarica.

    thespaniardsauguesehadbeenexplthe

    indianseaandthepaorethauryere

    hollandandenglandappearedupoage.thisproved

    anadvahelatter.thefirstroughworkhadalready

    beendone.ore,theearliestnavigatorshadsooften

    detheelvesunpopularerid

    afriativesthatboththeenglishachwere

    edasfriendsanddeliverers.any

    superiorvirtuesforeitherofthesettheywere

    rtsbeforeeverythingelse.theyneverallious

    ionstointerferensense.

    duringtheirfirstrelationshes,alleuropean

    nationshavebehavedhshogbrutality.theenglishand

    thedutch,hoterodrahedine.provided

    theygottheirspidtheirgoldandsilveraaxes,

    they.

    itthereforetoestablish

    theelvesintherichestpartsoftheassoonas

    thishadbeenacplished,theybegantofighteachotherfor

    stillfurtherpossessions.strangelyenough,thelonialwa