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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Page 312
... Indians had succeeded in imposing a differential duty of 10s . on the importation of sugar from Bengal . Five years earlier , the law which required them to send all their sugar to this country - which could import no other - had been ...
... Indians had succeeded in imposing a differential duty of 10s . on the importation of sugar from Bengal . Five years earlier , the law which required them to send all their sugar to this country - which could import no other - had been ...
Page 715
... Indians , but in each case only if the contracts were made within the colony ; while in 1850 , for special reasons , contracts for five years with Chinese outside the colony were allowed . In 1857 Indian immigrants to Mauritius were ...
... Indians , but in each case only if the contracts were made within the colony ; while in 1850 , for special reasons , contracts for five years with Chinese outside the colony were allowed . In 1857 Indian immigrants to Mauritius were ...
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... Indian Princes , 33 , 790 Indians : American , 10 , 119 , 188 , 278 , 413 , 529 ; under Canadian control , 687 ; in British Columbia , 691 ; 856 Indians , Moskito , 538 , 540 ; 633 Indians , Yucatan , 741 Indigo , 18 ; 109 ; 113 ; 232 ...
... Indian Princes , 33 , 790 Indians : American , 10 , 119 , 188 , 278 , 413 , 529 ; under Canadian control , 687 ; in British Columbia , 691 ; 856 Indians , Moskito , 538 , 540 ; 633 Indians , Yucatan , 741 Indigo , 18 ; 109 ; 113 ; 232 ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Loyalists and Canada | 9 |
Rivalry with the Dutch | 15 |
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