The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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... PACIFIC 339 Islands , since their first discovery by a British navigator , by the promise of good offices made to these people on different occasions by the British Government and by the fact of these islands having been converted and ...
... PACIFIC 339 Islands , since their first discovery by a British navigator , by the promise of good offices made to these people on different occasions by the British Government and by the fact of these islands having been converted and ...
Page 340
... Pacific . The United States , however , showed no political interest in any group except the Sandwich Islands , where American missionaries and residents had acquired considerable influence . Not anxious to annex them herself , she ...
... Pacific . The United States , however , showed no political interest in any group except the Sandwich Islands , where American missionaries and residents had acquired considerable influence . Not anxious to annex them herself , she ...
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... Pacific Islands , 1815-61 . An unpublished thesis in the Library of the University of Chicago . 1926 . BROWN , G. Melanesians and Polynesians . 1910 . BROWN , J. M. Maori and Polynesian . 1907 . The Riddle of the Pacific . 1924 ...
... Pacific Islands , 1815-61 . An unpublished thesis in the Library of the University of Chicago . 1926 . BROWN , G. Melanesians and Polynesians . 1910 . BROWN , J. M. Maori and Polynesian . 1907 . The Riddle of the Pacific . 1924 ...
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