In the eighteenth century, the biggest increase in British foreign trade was with

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During the eighteenth century, Britain's colonial empire grew rapidly, and therefore, British foreign trade with its own colonies increased significantly. This was due to the mercantilist policies in place, which aimed to control and profit from colonial trade. While there was also trade with other countries, such as the European continent and Asia, it was not as substantial as the trade with Britain's colonies.

In the Eighteenth Century, the Biggest Increase in British Foreign