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Sir Charles Raymond of Valentines and the East India Company...

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Meticulously researched Georgian biography
East India Company insights
186 pages of maritime history
Explores trade and empire building
Local Essex historical connections
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Meticulously researched, Georgina Greens Sir Charles Raymond of Valentines and the East India Company offers readers a detailed biography of a successful eighteenthcentury sea captain whose Oriental fortune laid the foundations for domestic comfort and commercial achievement at home in Georgian Essex. Raymonds later life in the City of London managing ships for the East India Company, as a director of the Sun Fire Office and later as a banker, earned him respect and a baronetcy. Living at Valentines in modern day Ilford, Raymonds success attracted other retired captains relations and business colleagues, to live nearby in Ilford and Woodford. Without these captains who carried their cargo the East India Company would never have become a major force in India. The book includes new material about voyages at sea, the risks and rewards, backed up by statistical information. Readers will encounter Georgian Britain in the round. Trade, politics, marriage, culture, business, sociability, neighbourhood and material life were intertwined in the life of Sir Charles Raymond, just as they were woven through the foundation of Britains Indian empire. Georgina Green has been well known as a local historian in Redbridge and the Epping Forest area for over 30 years and has written several other books about the history of the area.

SKU: M9780950791524
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Binding: Paperback;186 pages; Publisher: Hainault Press; Classification: N/A; Weight: 464.28 g; Dimensions: N/A

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