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 768
... United Kingdom found a market in the United States for the products of her industry , a market from which she was partially excluded by the 1859 tariff . Even before that tariff American goods had the natural advantages of proximity ...
... United Kingdom found a market in the United States for the products of her industry , a market from which she was partially excluded by the 1859 tariff . Even before that tariff American goods had the natural advantages of proximity ...
Page 769
... United Kingdom - providing her with 39 million pounds as compared with 9 million from Germany , the next most important source of supply ; thus Australia supplied something over a half of her wool imports . But Australia was not a very ...
... United Kingdom - providing her with 39 million pounds as compared with 9 million from Germany , the next most important source of supply ; thus Australia supplied something over a half of her wool imports . But Australia was not a very ...
Page 1025
... United Kingdom to the Colonies , 758-9 ; United States to British North America ( 1852-8 ) , 768 ; British to Canada ( 1856-70 ) , ib .; British to Australia ( 1853-70 ) , 769 ; Australian to United Kingdom , 769- 70 ; New Zealand to ...
... United Kingdom to the Colonies , 758-9 ; United States to British North America ( 1852-8 ) , 768 ; British to Canada ( 1856-70 ) , ib .; British to Australia ( 1853-70 ) , 769 ; Australian to United Kingdom , 769- 70 ; New Zealand to ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Loyalists and Canada | 9 |
Rivalry with the Dutch | 15 |
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