International Business in the Nineteenth Century: The Rise and Fall of a Cosmopolitan Bourgeoisie

Africa agency houses agents Anchorena Argentina Bank of London bankers became Bombay bourgeoisie branch Brazil Britain British Buenos Aires business history Calcutta capital capitalists centre Chapter Charles China Cobden commercial comprador connexions corporations cosmopolitan bourgeoisie cotton Dalgety developed direct directors diversified East India Company economic Edward Lumb eighteenth century English enterprises established European export finance firm Hamburg Hist Ibid Imperialism industrial integration interest international trade James Finlay James Morrison John land later Lezica liberal Liverpool London London and River London and South managing agency Manchester manufacturers Marcus Samuel Mauá merchant banking Montevideo Morrison Mosenthals nineteenth century operations organisation overseas Oxford partners partnership political ports produce Richard Cobden Richard Gatty River Plate River Plate Bank Robert Robert Greenhill Samuel shareholders shares Shaw Wallace social South America Spanish Swire syndicate textiles Thomas Sutcliffe Mort traditional Wanklyn Zealand Zimmermann