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

hollandandenglandap

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