Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70

From the abstract: Fairy tales aside this study is an analysis of Port Elizabeth harbour development during its first half century from 1820-70. Despite the fact that Port Elizabeth quickly came to dominate Cape trade very little was actually done to improve its port facilities. Superficially the im...

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Main Author: Inggs, Eric Jonathan
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: Rhodes University 1987
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1004646
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spelling ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-rhodes-vital-10382018-03-15T03:56:39ZLiverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70Inggs, Eric JonathanHarbors -- South Africa -- Port ElizabethExports -- South Africa -- Port ElizabethImports -- South Africa -- East LondonEastern Cape (South Africa) -- HistoryPort Elizabeth (South Africa) -- HistoryFrom the abstract: Fairy tales aside this study is an analysis of Port Elizabeth harbour development during its first half century from 1820-70. Despite the fact that Port Elizabeth quickly came to dominate Cape trade very little was actually done to improve its port facilities. Superficially the impression one gains from the available material is that everything was done by government not to develop a harbour at Algoa Bay. But the real question is: was harbour development really necessary at Port Elizabeth during the period under consideration? The answer must be no. The lack of facilities certainly did not hinder the massive expansion of wool exports that took place before 1870.Rhodes UniversityFaculty of Commerce, Economics and Economic History1987ThesisMastersMA309 leavespdfvital:1038http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1004646EnglishInggs, Eric Jonathan
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topic Harbors -- South Africa -- Port Elizabeth
Exports -- South Africa -- Port Elizabeth
Imports -- South Africa -- East London
Eastern Cape (South Africa) -- History
Port Elizabeth (South Africa) -- History
spellingShingle Harbors -- South Africa -- Port Elizabeth
Exports -- South Africa -- Port Elizabeth
Imports -- South Africa -- East London
Eastern Cape (South Africa) -- History
Port Elizabeth (South Africa) -- History
Inggs, Eric Jonathan
Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
description From the abstract: Fairy tales aside this study is an analysis of Port Elizabeth harbour development during its first half century from 1820-70. Despite the fact that Port Elizabeth quickly came to dominate Cape trade very little was actually done to improve its port facilities. Superficially the impression one gains from the available material is that everything was done by government not to develop a harbour at Algoa Bay. But the real question is: was harbour development really necessary at Port Elizabeth during the period under consideration? The answer must be no. The lack of facilities certainly did not hinder the massive expansion of wool exports that took place before 1870.
author Inggs, Eric Jonathan
author_facet Inggs, Eric Jonathan
author_sort Inggs, Eric Jonathan
title Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
title_short Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
title_full Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
title_fullStr Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
title_full_unstemmed Liverpool of the Cape: Port Elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
title_sort liverpool of the cape: port elizabeth harbour development 1820-70
publisher Rhodes University
publishDate 1987
url http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1004646
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