Preface
At the end of the Industrial Revolution, eighty-seven percent of world trade, Britain, who controls up to the beginning of the century, derives this power from the richness of the lands it colonizes. British economy; As it is planned according to the colonial incomes, the expulsion of the colonists means the bankruptcy of England. The British administrators see this picture and know that, at any cost, it gives them the rivalry of keeping their colonies.
