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Colonial Society, founded in London in that year. In
1868, it was renamed the Royal Colonial Institute, and
was heavily financed by Barclays Bank, and by the
Barings, Sassoons and Jardine Matheson, all of whom
were active in founding the Hong Kong Shanghai Bank,
and who were heavily interested in the Asiatic drug
traffic.
The staff economist of the Royal Colonial Society was
Alfred Marshall, founder of the monetarist theory which
Milton Friedman now peddles under the aegis of the
Hoover Institution and other supposedly "rightwing"
think-tanks. Marshall, through the Oxford Group, became
the patron of Wesley Clair Mitchell, who then taught
[Arthur] Burns and Friedman.
In 1884, Alfred Milner augmented the work of the Royal
Colonial Society with an inner group, the Imperial
Federation League; both groups now function as the
Royal Empire Society. Vladimir Halperin, in "Lord Milner
and the Empire", writes: "It was through Milner and some
of his friends that the Round Table Group came into
being. The Round Table, it should be said, is an authority
to this day on all Commonwealth interests." He states
that Milner raised a considerable sum for the work of the
Round Table, including 30,000 pounds from Lord Astor,
10,000 pounds from Lord Rothschild, 10,000 pounds
from the Duke of Bedford, and 10,000 pounds from Lord
Iveagh. Milner launched a magazine called the Empire
Review, later called the Round Table quarterly.