The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth countries |
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... Bombay a force under General Baird destined for the Red Sea ; and Sir Home Popham at the Cape was similarly inspired . The Bombay expedition was con- voyed to Kosseir ; but in the long desert march thence to Kenneh on the Nile the 3000 ...
... Bombay a force under General Baird destined for the Red Sea ; and Sir Home Popham at the Cape was similarly inspired . The Bombay expedition was con- voyed to Kosseir ; but in the long desert march thence to Kenneh on the Nile the 3000 ...
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... Bombay - built , which reached Suez from Bombay in a month , thus enabling the mails which she carried to reach England in half the usual time . The urge to development came from the English com- munity in India desirous of quicker ...
... Bombay - built , which reached Suez from Bombay in a month , thus enabling the mails which she carried to reach England in half the usual time . The urge to development came from the English com- munity in India desirous of quicker ...
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... Bombay , and the immense wealth poured into Bombay and Bengal during 1863-4 broke down many of the barriers to the reception by Indians of thoroughly European notions of commerce . Many Englishmen - many manufacturers among them ...
... Bombay , and the immense wealth poured into Bombay and Bengal during 1863-4 broke down many of the barriers to the reception by Indians of thoroughly European notions of commerce . Many Englishmen - many manufacturers among them ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Loyalists and Canada | 9 |
Rivalry with the Dutch | 15 |
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