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Famed for their courage and ferocity, the Gurkhas were first recruited by the British East India company in 1815 following a peace deal with Nepal.
In 1773, the British East India Company lowered its prices, with parliamentary approval, but the taxes still made the smuggled tea cheaper.
Source: https://patriotpost.us/articles/94408-those-sons-of-liberty-2023-01-25
The British East India Company was granted their charter in 1600 by Queen Elizabeth I as the ‘Company and Merchants of London trading with the East Indies’ and held the monopoly on British trade from the Far East until the early 1800s.
Source: https://cwuobserver.com/24305/opinion/guest-columns/the-romance-of-the-tea-clippers/