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By the success of his methods he educated the Canadians , and educated Russell , with whom he carried on an intimate private correspondence , in the application of parliamentary methods to a colony ; he carried the process so far and so ...
By the success of his methods he educated the Canadians , and educated Russell , with whom he carried on an intimate private correspondence , in the application of parliamentary methods to a colony ; he carried the process so far and so ...
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The bulky provisions and timber imported from the United States were carried to a considerable extent in American ... States for West Indian sugar and rum , and American ships were not allowed to carry plantation sugar to England .
The bulky provisions and timber imported from the United States were carried to a considerable extent in American ... States for West Indian sugar and rum , and American ships were not allowed to carry plantation sugar to England .
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It was these large American - built ships of about 2000 tons which carried the Irish emigrants to America ... The soft - wood clippers which carried out the great immigration to Australia in the ' fifties were not suited to carry the ...
It was these large American - built ships of about 2000 tons which carried the Irish emigrants to America ... The soft - wood clippers which carried out the great immigration to Australia in the ' fifties were not suited to carry the ...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
The Conflict with Revolutionary France 17931802 | 36 |
The Struggle with Napoleon 18031815 | 83 |
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