Johnstone Becomes Editor
Edward Johnstone began a long editorship of The Economist as British industry confronted growing overseas competition and imperial trade debates.
Follow Edward Johnstone through 4 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Edward Johnstone began a long editorship of The Economist as British industry confronted growing overseas competition and imperial trade debates.
The Barings crisis brought instability in international finance into sharp focus during Johnstone's stewardship of The Economist.
The outbreak of the South African War intensified discussion of imperial expenditure and trade while Johnstone edited the publication.
Joseph Chamberlain's tariff reform campaign reopened the free trade controversy at the centre of The Economist's historic identity.
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