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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... continued to meet . Laws were passed , taxes were levied for local expenditure , and the business of shaping the constitution and procedure of the Assembly was continued . When- ever peace came , as at Ryswick in 1697 , the separatist ...
... continued to meet . Laws were passed , taxes were levied for local expenditure , and the business of shaping the constitution and procedure of the Assembly was continued . When- ever peace came , as at Ryswick in 1697 , the separatist ...
Page 539
... continued with varying fortunes and fierce battles for two years , and in its course attacks were made on Holland's most vulnerable and most valuable possessions , its commerce and fishing . The English Parliament meantime reasserted ...
... continued with varying fortunes and fierce battles for two years , and in its course attacks were made on Holland's most vulnerable and most valuable possessions , its commerce and fishing . The English Parliament meantime reasserted ...
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... continued to the American Revolution . NEW YORK : The New York Gazette . Established about 1725 and continued to 1744 , when it was succeeded by The New York Evening Post . The New York Weekly Journal . Established 5 November 1733 , by ...
... continued to the American Revolution . NEW YORK : The New York Gazette . Established about 1725 and continued to 1744 , when it was succeeded by The New York Evening Post . The New York Weekly Journal . Established 5 November 1733 , by ...
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