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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NORTH - EAST AFRICA : THE NILE PROBLEM 623 American Academy - he hac gone to the United States in 1852 — he shed the first clear light on the system of the great Ogowé River , besides studying the gorilla in its natural haunts and ...
NORTH - EAST AFRICA : THE NILE PROBLEM 623 American Academy - he hac gone to the United States in 1852 — he shed the first clear light on the system of the great Ogowé River , besides studying the gorilla in its natural haunts and ...
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Unlike India and British North America , the Australian colonies in the two decades after 1850 did not build many miles of railway , and English investment was consequently more widely dispersed . The largest single investment was in ...
Unlike India and British North America , the Australian colonies in the two decades after 1850 did not build many miles of railway , and English investment was consequently more widely dispersed . The largest single investment was in ...
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... remains of , 479 North , Frederick , and Earl of Guilford Oldfield , Dr R. A. K. , African traveller , ( 1732-92 ) , 4 ; 14 ; does not support 620 abolition of slave trade , 196 Olmütz , 563 North , Frederick , 5th Earl of Guilford ...
... remains of , 479 North , Frederick , and Earl of Guilford Oldfield , Dr R. A. K. , African traveller , ( 1732-92 ) , 4 ; 14 ; does not support 620 abolition of slave trade , 196 Olmütz , 563 North , Frederick , 5th Earl of Guilford ...
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