Huw V. Bowen
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On June 2nd 1619, a treaty was signed between England and Holland, regulating trade in the East between the English and Dutch East India Companies. Huw V. Bowen asks whether the Company was one of the ‘most powerful engines’ of state and empire in British history. Published June 1 2011
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Huw V. Bowen asks whether the East India Company was one of the ‘most powerful engines’ of state and empire in British history. Published June 30 2000
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