of the VOC actions,

In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
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In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions, advantages. �Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it
explains most of the VOC actions,
territorial empires that the early European powers in Asia sought to create. It
signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the targets of the European seaborne
entities and not territory per se. Rather, any territory was acquired only insofar
as it helped subserve economic advantages. �Emporialism� is thus a useful concept,
and we believe it explains most of the VOC actions,

In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenIn India, which
the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they were never
imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to express the
idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European powers in
Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the targets of
the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any territory was
acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages. �Emporialism� is
thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most In India, which the Dutch
abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they were never imperialists,
but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to express the idea that it
was not modern territorial empires that the early European powers in Asia sought to
create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the targets of the European
seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any territory was acquired only
insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages. �Emporialism� is thus a useful
concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern territorial empires that the early European
powers in Asia sought to create. It signifies rather that markets�emporia�were the
targets of the European seaborne entities and not territory per se. Rather, any
territory was acquired only insofar as it helped subserve economic advantages.
�Emporialism� is thus a useful concept, and we believe it explains most of the VOC
actions,
In India, which the Dutch abandoned around the turn of the nineteenth century, they
were never imperialists, but exclusively �emporialists� �a term recently coined to
express the idea that it was not modern