The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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instruction in religion “ according to the Doctrine of the United Church of England and Ireland ” .i By this time , however , the opposition to the special privileges accorded to the Established Church was gaining strength both in ...
instruction in religion “ according to the Doctrine of the United Church of England and Ireland ” .i By this time , however , the opposition to the special privileges accorded to the Established Church was gaining strength both in ...
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AMERICA AND COTTON 393 England and the Empire with concern for the progress of world trade and world peace . ... This was the age of the Cotton South , the producer of the raw material which fed England's premier industry .
AMERICA AND COTTON 393 England and the Empire with concern for the progress of world trade and world peace . ... This was the age of the Cotton South , the producer of the raw material which fed England's premier industry .
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History of England during the Thirty Years ' Peace , 1816-46 . 2 vols . 1844-50 . Rev. edn . 4 vols . 1877–8 . MATHIESON , W. L. England in Transition , 1789-1832 . 1920 . MAXWELL , Sir H. A Century of Empire , 1801-1900 . 3 vols .
History of England during the Thirty Years ' Peace , 1816-46 . 2 vols . 1844-50 . Rev. edn . 4 vols . 1877–8 . MATHIESON , W. L. England in Transition , 1789-1832 . 1920 . MAXWELL , Sir H. A Century of Empire , 1801-1900 . 3 vols .
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