The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth countries |
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Page 145
... BARBADOS 145 the royal protection and naming him governor for the King in the four islands of St Christopher , Nevis , " Barbados " and Montserrat . No proprietary rights were granted , but the position of the colonists was properly ...
... BARBADOS 145 the royal protection and naming him governor for the King in the four islands of St Christopher , Nevis , " Barbados " and Montserrat . No proprietary rights were granted , but the position of the colonists was properly ...
Page 171
... BARBADOS 171 not until the Interregnum that invading Puritan zealots from New England were able to destroy the practice of toleration for a time and to exclude all Catholics and Anglicans from political power . With the Restoration the ...
... BARBADOS 171 not until the Interregnum that invading Puritan zealots from New England were able to destroy the practice of toleration for a time and to exclude all Catholics and Anglicans from political power . With the Restoration the ...
Page 174
... Barbados and St Christopher , between 1630 and 1640 was enormous in comparison with their limited area , and every scrap of cultivable ground was occupied . Despite the excessive mortality that resulted from ignorance of the means of ...
... Barbados and St Christopher , between 1630 and 1640 was enormous in comparison with their limited area , and every scrap of cultivable ground was occupied . Despite the excessive mortality that resulted from ignorance of the means of ...
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