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| About the Book and Author | |
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| PART I Antecedents of the Continental System | |
| Foreword | |
| I.I Commercial Policy | |
| I.II Maritime Blockade | |
| I.III Continental Blockade | |
| I.IV Economic Position | |
| PART II Origin and External Course of the Continental System | |
| II.I Commercial War Before the Berlin Decree | |
| II.II The Berlin Decree | |
| II.III British Counter-Measures and French Retort | |
| II.IV Policy of the United States | |
| II.V The Continental System in Europe (1808-12) | |
| PART III Internal History and Working of the Continental System | |
| III.I Treatment of Confiscated Goods | |
| III.II Results of the Self-Blockade (1806-9) | |
| III.III Smuggling and Corruption; Fiscalism and Licensing | |
| III.IV The Trianon and Fontainebleau Policy in Operation | |
| III.V The British Crisis of 1810-12 | |
| III.VI Self-Destruction of the System | |
| PART IV Effects of the Continental System on the Economic Life of Great Britain and the Mainland | |
| IV.I Different Types of Effect | |
| IV.II Effects on France | |
| IV.III Effects on the Rest of the Continent | |
| IV.IV Effects on the United States | |
| Conclusion | |
| Bibliographical Note | |
| Appendix I | |
| Appendix II | |
| Footnotes | |
| Notepad | |
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