In Defense of England's Policy on the Narcotic Trade, a book written by Charles Reginald Haynes, is an important document that sheds light on the controversial subject of the Asian Narcotic Trade. The author provides a reasoned defense of UK policy in this matter, revealing the historical context, economic arguments and political connections. The book not only forces the reader to reconsider his views on the drug trade, but also causes remorse regarding the justification of such practices. Defending England's Narcotics Policy is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of nineteenth-century colonialism, drug trafficking, and global politics.