The Other Side of the Opium Question

This book is a thought-provoking examination of the opium trade in Asia in the late nineteenth century. The author argues that the opium trade was not solely the fault of the British colonial authorities, but was the result of complex economic and cultural factors. The book provides a nuanced and balanced perspective on this controversial issue.

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