Gathering Information How does H. V. Bowen convey the importance of the British East India Company to Great Britain as a whole?

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H. V. Bowen conveyed the importance of the British East India Company to Great Britain as a whole, stating that the British East India Company was the main center of the English kingdom economy since the 1760s. He mentioned the importance of the company in the economy of war in South Asia as part of a priority for the economy of Great Britain. So for Bowen, the British East India Company represented a foundation so necessary for the king to invest in and preserve its dominions in India.

H. V. Bowen was the author of "The Business of Empire: The East India Company and Imperial Britain, 1756-1833."