The Genesis of the Common Market

abolished agreed agreement Anglo-French Austria Belgian Belgium Britain British Canal cartels cent Coal and Steel coalfields coke commercial treaty Commission Common Market concerning conference Continent cotton industry Council of Ministers countries currencies Dutch Economic Community eighteenth century engineering English establishment European Economic Co-operation expansion exports Federation foreign France Frankfurt am Main French frontier furnace German customs union Germany's gold standard Hamburg Hanover High Authority Holland import duties increased international trade invented iron and steel ironmasters Italy League of Nations levied Lorraine Luxemburg manufacture ment million tons Monetary navigation negotiations nineteenth century North German Federation Organization for European output pig iron ports postal problems Prussia quotas railways raw materials reduced restrictions River Ruhr Saar Schuman Plan secure ships signed silk smelting south German Steel Community steel industry steelworks sugar tariff territories textile tolls Treaty of Rome West Germany western Europe wines woollen and worsted Zollverein