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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... York's force besieging Dunkirk was driven back by a relieving French army . Accordingly , the " march on Paris " , hoped for in the spring , was held up on the French frontier . Further , the fiery demands of Burke for help to the ...
... York's force besieging Dunkirk was driven back by a relieving French army . Accordingly , the " march on Paris " , hoped for in the spring , was held up on the French frontier . Further , the fiery demands of Burke for help to the ...
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... York Fort , afterwards renamed Fort Marlborough , near Bencoolen . The purpose of this establishment was to supply the Company with pepper ; but as the relative importance of the pepper trade declined , so the settlement decayed . It ...
... York Fort , afterwards renamed Fort Marlborough , near Bencoolen . The purpose of this establishment was to supply the Company with pepper ; but as the relative importance of the pepper trade declined , so the settlement decayed . It ...
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... York , and Albany , Frederick Augustus , Duke of ( 1763-1827 ) ( 2nd son of George III ) , 46 York Fort , see Fort Marlborough Yorke , Philip , 1st Earl of Hardwicke ( 1690– 1764 ) , Lord Chancellor , 192 Young , Sir George ( 1732-1810 ) ...
... York , and Albany , Frederick Augustus , Duke of ( 1763-1827 ) ( 2nd son of George III ) , 46 York Fort , see Fort Marlborough Yorke , Philip , 1st Earl of Hardwicke ( 1690– 1764 ) , Lord Chancellor , 192 Young , Sir George ( 1732-1810 ) ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Loyalists and Canada | 9 |
Rivalry with the Dutch | 15 |
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