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Anchor text: cotton is king
Target Entity: King_Cotton
Preceding Context: Once the war with the United States began, the Confederacy pinned its hopes for survival on military intervention by Britain and France. The Confederates who had believed that "
Succeeding Context: " – that is, Britain had to support the Confederacy to obtain cotton – proved mistaken. The British had ample stocks to last over a year, and had been developing alternative sources of cotton most notably India and Egypt. They were not about to go to war with the U.S. to acquire more cotton at the risk of losing the large quantities of food imported from the North. The Confederate government sent repeated delegations to Europe; historians give them low marks for their poor diplomacy. James M. Mason went to London and John Slidell traveled to Paris. They were unofficially interviewed, but neither secured for the Confederacy.
Paragraph Title: International diplomacy
Source Page: Confederate States of America

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