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look, you dont even know the history of your own nation
germans have forever been a part of it
but for some reason you cant stop seething
Even Robinson Crusoe was a german (Kreutzer)
>Starting with the naturalisation laws, a quantitative and qualitative survey of the German commercial elite in England was undertaken. By assessing hitherto unused source material in Britain, information was discovered about the commercial and cultural strategies of more than 500 German merchants in London, their social and economic networks, and where they were located.
>From the mid-17th century a chain of immigration to the British capital started to form, about which little is so far known. It led to a considerable entanglement of the proto-industrial textile regions of north-west Germany, Silesia and Saxony, with the British colonies and, beyond the borders of the Empire, with the previously independent trade networks of the other European colonial powers and with Russia. From their base in the British capital the Germans organised what amounted to world-wide trade. The precondition for particpating in British world trade was the acquisition of British citizenship.
>Between 1688 and 1815, England transformed itself from a comparatively insignificant island kingdom into the world's leading commercial and industrial power. During the same period, three quarters of London's commercial elite were of continental European descent. These immigrant mercantile elite made an inestimable contribution to the rise of the Empire. Their naturalization was an important instrument of English politics in the competition between the mercantilist states for wealth and supremacy.
look, you dont even know the history of your own nation
germans have forever been a part of it
but for some reason you cant stop seething
Even Robinson Crusoe was a german (Kreutzer)
>Starting with the naturalisation laws, a quantitative and qualitative survey of the German commercial elite in England was undertaken. By assessing hitherto unused source material in Britain, information was discovered about the commercial and cultural strategies of more than 500 German merchants in London, their social and economic networks, and where they were located.
>From the mid-17th century a chain of immigration to the British capital started to form, about which little is so far known. It led to a considerable entanglement of the proto-industrial textile regions of north-west Germany, Silesia and Saxony, with the British colonies and, beyond the borders of the Empire, with the previously independent trade networks of the other European colonial powers and with Russia. From their base in the British capital the Germans organised what amounted to world-wide trade. The precondition for particpating in British world trade was the acquisition of British citizenship.
>Between 1688 and 1815, England transformed itself from a comparatively insignificant island kingdom into the world's leading commercial and industrial power. During the same period, three quarters of London's commercial elite were of continental European descent. These immigrant mercantile elite made an inestimable contribution to the rise of the Empire. Their naturalization was an important instrument of English politics in the competition between the mercantilist states for wealth and supremacy.
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