He also explains why Great Britain was able where the looting was the order of the day.
In "The British Empire," Niall Ferguson discusses how Great Britain managed to establish its dominance while others were engaging in rampant looting. He suggests that Britain's success stemmed from its ability to create a structured system of governance and economic management, which allowed for the development of commerce and trade rather than sheer plunder. This approach fostered stability and growth, setting Britain apart from its contemporaries. Ferguson highlights that the British...