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Britain's Early Trading Companies - Alan Fitzgerald

Wed 01 Apr

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Colston Hall, GXCA

Dating back more than 500 years Britain's trading companies were a mixture of free enterprise and foreign policy.

Time & Location

01 Apr 2026, 10:00 – 12:00

Colston Hall, GXCA, 8 East Common, Gerrards Cross SL9 7AD, UK

About the Event

Some of Britain’s Trading Companies were established far earlier than most people realise. Several are over 500-years old and began trading around the world as representatives of the Government. Several of them, like the Muscovy Company, the East India Company and the Hudson Bay Company, laid the foundations for the early British Colonies that went on to become the bedrock of the Slave Trade and the British Empire. This presentation examines their histories and position in the world order.

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