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15245. The Royal Navy and British Commercial and Colonial Expansion.This paper explores the complex relationship between naval strength on the one hand, and commercial and colonial expansion on the other, looking specifically at the rise and development of the Royal Navy and its relationship with British commercial and colonial expansion. The analysis focuses on the period from the late 15th century through the 19th century and the era of Pax Britannica. The focus thus is on the emergence and rise of British sea power and its relationship to Britain's expanding commercial and colonial roles and the extent to which this naval power served as the foundation for 19th century Pax Britannica. KEYWORDS: Great Britain naval power british royal navy history colonial powers. APA Style. 14 pages, 33 footnotes in text, 11 bibliographic sources. |
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