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 literary pioneer of England's claims was Dr John Dee , better known as " magician " and astrologer , but also a scientist and political thinker . He published in 1577 a book entitled General and Rare Memorials pertayning to the ...
The literary pioneer of England's claims was Dr John Dee , better known as " magician " and astrologer , but also a scientist and political thinker . He published in 1577 a book entitled General and Rare Memorials pertayning to the ...
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He would restore Minorca to England in exchange for Guadeloupe , Marie Galante and Goree . He would cede Canada with new boundaries , but what they were is not easy to see.1 If we may judge from his memorial of 15 July , he wished to ...
He would restore Minorca to England in exchange for Guadeloupe , Marie Galante and Goree . He would cede Canada with new boundaries , but what they were is not easy to see.1 If we may judge from his memorial of 15 July , he wished to ...
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Spanish Succession , 325-9 ; 347 ; relations with England during the eighteenth century , 355 ; in West Africa , 439 , 441 , 444-6 ; 463 ; and Neutral Rights , 548 seqq .; and blockade , 555 seqq .; 590 ; influence of , on the ideas of ...
Spanish Succession , 325-9 ; 347 ; relations with England during the eighteenth century , 355 ; in West Africa , 439 , 441 , 444-6 ; 463 ; and Neutral Rights , 548 seqq .; and blockade , 555 seqq .; 590 ; influence of , on the ideas of ...
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