The Cambridge History of the British Empire: The growth of the new Empire, l783-1870Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians The University Press, 1940 - Great Britain |
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... North were both unscrupulous and unsuccessful ; but the story is told in another volume of this series . Here we can notice only that his energetic administration led the Home Government to take the decisions em- bodied in the important ...
... North were both unscrupulous and unsuccessful ; but the story is told in another volume of this series . Here we can notice only that his energetic administration led the Home Government to take the decisions em- bodied in the important ...
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... north and north - east . It quickly enlisted the services of John Ledyard , an enterprising American who had already traversed the whole extent of Northern Asia , and who started for Egypt with a view to crossing North Africa from east ...
... north and north - east . It quickly enlisted the services of John Ledyard , an enterprising American who had already traversed the whole extent of Northern Asia , and who started for Egypt with a view to crossing North Africa from east ...
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... North , Frederick , 2nd Earl of Guilford ( 1732-92 ) , 4 ; 14 ; does not support abolition of slave trade , 196 North , Frederick , 5th Earl of Guilford ( 1766-1827 ) , Governor of Ceylon , 76-8 ; 110 ; 167-70 , 171 North Australian ...
... North , Frederick , 2nd Earl of Guilford ( 1732-92 ) , 4 ; 14 ; does not support abolition of slave trade , 196 North , Frederick , 5th Earl of Guilford ( 1766-1827 ) , Governor of Ceylon , 76-8 ; 110 ; 167-70 , 171 North Australian ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
The Conflict with Revolutionary France 17931802 | 36 |
The Struggle with Napoleon 18031815 | 83 |
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