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Strong's statement that the British feared "diminishing the supply of breadstuffs on which her operatives depend" explains why he thinks the Britisha. would benefit from less trade with the United States in generalb. would eventually recognize the Confederacy and trade only with itc. depend more on the slave trade than most American's realizedd. depended as much on trade with the Union as with the Confederacy
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