De L'Établissement D'Entrepôts Pour Les Denrées Coloniales
explores the establishment of warehouses for colonial goods in inland cities, particularly in Paris. Authored by de Kermellec, this work delves into the economic strategies and considerations surrounding the trade of colonial goods within France.
This book provides insight into the complexities of colonial commerce, offering a historical perspective on economic development and infrastructure in the context of French colonial activities. It follows the series of letters on colonial commerce, furthering the understanding of trade dynamics and their impact on urban centers like Paris.
This historical text will appeal to scholars of economic history, colonial studies, and urban development, offering a detailed examination of warehousing practices and their role in the broader economic landscape of the time.
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