Morgan's career is the classic example of the way the

Morgan's career is the classic example of the way the British empire began, using entrepreneurial individuals as well as regular forces.

📖 Niall Ferguson

🌍 British | 👨‍💼 Historian

🎂 April 18, 1964

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Morgan's career exemplifies the early dynamics of the British Empire, showcasing how individual entrepreneurs played a crucial role in its establishment. Rather than relying solely on military might, the empire leveraged the ambitions and initiatives of individuals who sought opportunities in new territories.

This approach highlights a significant aspect of imperial expansion, where personal ambition combined with organized efforts contributed to the growth of the empire. Authors like Niall Ferguson illustrate...

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