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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The gulf between King and nation widened under Charles I , the results being apparent after he blundered into war , first with Spain , then with France . Speedily the fiascos at Cadiz and La Rochelle re- vealed the decline both in ...
The gulf between King and nation widened under Charles I , the results being apparent after he blundered into war , first with Spain , then with France . Speedily the fiascos at Cadiz and La Rochelle re- vealed the decline both in ...
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Cap François , 515 Capitulations , 2 INDEX Caracas , South Sea Company's factory at , 338 Carew , George , Lord , member of the com- mittee appointed by Charles I to consider the reform of the government of Virginia , 150 Caribbean Sea ...
Cap François , 515 Capitulations , 2 INDEX Caracas , South Sea Company's factory at , 338 Carew , George , Lord , member of the com- mittee appointed by Charles I to consider the reform of the government of Virginia , 150 Caribbean Sea ...
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... 713 ; restored to France , 781 Channel Islands and the Navigation laws , 271-2 Charles I , King of England , 5 ; 95 ; barters back Acadia and Canada , 132 ; defied by Dutch in territorial waters , 132 ; Navy side against , in Civil ...
... 713 ; restored to France , 781 Channel Islands and the Navigation laws , 271-2 Charles I , King of England , 5 ; 95 ; barters back Acadia and Canada , 132 ; defied by Dutch in territorial waters , 132 ; Navy side against , in Civil ...
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