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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... territory rightly belonging to the Republic of Honduras , and went on to claim that Belize itself was part of Guatemala's territory and that the British settlers were intruders . This report was the product of the fire - eating ...
... territory rightly belonging to the Republic of Honduras , and went on to claim that Belize itself was part of Guatemala's territory and that the British settlers were intruders . This report was the product of the fire - eating ...
Page 843
... territory claimed , namely Vancouver Island and British Columbia . The Spanish claim to block British colonisation in territories beyond those occupied and settled on the Pacific coast was strongly resisted by Pitt . Under the ...
... territory claimed , namely Vancouver Island and British Columbia . The Spanish claim to block British colonisation in territories beyond those occupied and settled on the Pacific coast was strongly resisted by Pitt . Under the ...
Page 855
... territory occupied by aboriginal inhabitants have been occupation , conquest and cession . Thus Spain and Portugal conquered and annexed vast territories in the American continent and the Spice Islands . In North America British ...
... territory occupied by aboriginal inhabitants have been occupation , conquest and cession . Thus Spain and Portugal conquered and annexed vast territories in the American continent and the Spice Islands . In North America British ...
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