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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Guided by the honourable and modest duc de Richelieu , whose natural regard for Russia Britain wisely did not resent , France survived a royalist frenzy like that of the English Restoration . With an electoral law which gave only one in ...
Guided by the honourable and modest duc de Richelieu , whose natural regard for Russia Britain wisely did not resent , France survived a royalist frenzy like that of the English Restoration . With an electoral law which gave only one in ...
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The energy of Stratford Canning at Constantinople , moreover , procured for both nations concessions with regard to worship . The surprise visit of Nicholas I to England , though peculiarly offensive to Louis Philippe , and believed by ...
The energy of Stratford Canning at Constantinople , moreover , procured for both nations concessions with regard to worship . The surprise visit of Nicholas I to England , though peculiarly offensive to Louis Philippe , and believed by ...
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... Chief of Windward Islands ( 1846–8 ) , 877 ; limitation of belligerents ' rights 740 in regard to , 872 ; Lord Stowell's de Rennell , James ( 1742–1830 ) , geographer cision on , 876 ; according to principles and traveller , 618 of ...
... Chief of Windward Islands ( 1846–8 ) , 877 ; limitation of belligerents ' rights 740 in regard to , 872 ; Lord Stowell's de Rennell , James ( 1742–1830 ) , geographer cision on , 876 ; according to principles and traveller , 618 of ...
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