Empire, Trade, And Armaments

"Empire, Trade, And Armaments" presents a detailed exploration of the intricate relationships between imperial power, international trade, and military strength. Authored by the Increased Armaments Protest Committee, this work delves into the economic and political factors driving the buildup of armaments, particularly naval power, and their impact on global stability.

The book offers critical insights into the historical context of arms races and the consequences of unchecked military expansion. It serves as a valuable resource for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of power and conflict in the modern world. This is a vital study for those seeking to comprehend the complex interplay of empire, commerce, and military might.

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