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The analysis argues that English governmental action toward fisheries largely responded to the demands of interest groups with stakes in fisheries rather than to coherent political or economic theories aimed at national strengthening. 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\n[1929]  \n# COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPRESEBVATION DIVISIONBIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET\n\nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \nRoproductlons may not be made without permisslon trom Columbla UniversltyLbraries.              \nRESTRICTIONS ON USE:  \nTECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA  \nFILM SIZE:            mmREDUCTION RATIO:      1/:/  \nMAGE PLACEMENT:IA  \nDATE FILMED:                  5-8-97  \nINITIALS:                  比  \nTRACKING\\#:                                                                                                        23664  \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \nUn1v.EzchengeUNo4192  \n# ENGLISH COLONIAL POLICY AND THE NORTHAMERICAN FISHING INDUSTRY 1498-I713\n\n307  \n己  \nBY  \nCHARLES BURNET JUDAH,JR  \nB.A,Univeniy of Ilinois,1925  \nA.M.,University of Ilinois,r926  \nAN ABSTRACT OF A THESIS  \nSUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTSFOR THE DEGREE OF-DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORYIN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSTTYOF LLINOIS,1929  \nURBANA,ILLINOIS  \n# ENGLISH COLONIAL POLICY AND THE NORTHAMERICAN FISHING INDUSTRY 1498-I7I3\n\nBY  \nCHARLES BURNET JUDAH,JR.  \nB.A.,University of Ilinois,1925  \nA.M.,University of Illinois,rgz6  \nAN ABSTRACT OF A THESIS  \nSUBMITTED IN PARTLAL FULFILLMENT OF THE RBQUIREMENTSFOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORYIN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS,I929URBANA,ILLINOIS  \n# ACKNOWLEDGMENT\n\nThe writer wishes to acknowledge the guidanceand helpful criticism given him,during the prepara-tion of the following dissertation,by Professor F.C.Dietz,of the University of Ilinois.He also acknowl-edges his obligation to Professor A.P.Newton,King's College,University of London,who suggestedthe subject,and under whose direction much of theresearch was done.  \nENGLISH COLONIAL POLICY AND THE NORTHAMERICAN FISHING INDUSTRY,1498-1713  \nThe North American fishing industry was the trade bestsuited to fulfll allthe requirements of the mercantilist.Conse-quently the English government's attitude towards it might beexpected to be one of encouragement,through a carefullyplanned and judiciously applied policy.Such was not the case.Here,as in most instances,governmental action was motivatednot by political or economic theories,calculated to strengthenthe nation,but by demands of groups who had interests in thefisheries,and desired certain measures that would promote thoseinterests.From the early years of the sixteenth century,when afew fishermen,inspired by John and Sebastian Cabot's reportsof waters teeming with cod,sailed from the Western ports ofEngland to Newfoundland,to the Treaty of Utrecht,whenEngland finally took possession of the island,there is no singleinstance of the government acting except in response to thedemands of interested groups;or less frequently to harass anenemy with whom England was at war.This was true duringthe adventurous years of Elizabeth,the troubled ones of theStuarts and the scheming ones of Anne;it was true in regardto both the Newfoundland and New England fisheries.At alltimes during this long period England's policy toward thefsheries was calculated to solve immediate problems,rather thanto utilize the fsheries for the strengthening of England,or todevelop the countries off whose shore lay the fisheries.Thispolicy,dictated by circumstance rather than principle,retardedthe colonization of Newfoundlandand,until 1713 at least,made her history entirely piscatory.In New England the fish-eries were of less importance,but there too they played a part,contributing in a small degree to the rapid growth of economicindependence on the part of New England.  \nThe first half century of the history of the Newfoundlandfisheries was uneventful.Kings and governments were occupiedwith more important affairs than the encouragement of thefishing trade,and capitalists of influence had not yet gauged itspotentialities.The fishermen who went 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