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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After some difficulties the island was parcelled out between the English and the French , and their respective leaders returned home for further support.1 2 Meanwhile another pioneer , Sir William Courteen , was taking action in the ...
After some difficulties the island was parcelled out between the English and the French , and their respective leaders returned home for further support.1 2 Meanwhile another pioneer , Sir William Courteen , was taking action in the ...
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sent out Captain Henry Hawley to recapture the island . Though the Courteen party refused to allow him to land , Hawley treacherously persuaded Powell to come aboard his ship for a conference and then seized and confined him .
sent out Captain Henry Hawley to recapture the island . Though the Courteen party refused to allow him to land , Hawley treacherously persuaded Powell to come aboard his ship for a conference and then seized and confined him .
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In 1639 an English colony settled in the island of St Lucia , but was extermi- nated by the Caribs in the following year . Ten years elapsed and then a French colony was founded by royal charter , the English in the mean- while having ...
In 1639 an English colony settled in the island of St Lucia , but was extermi- nated by the Caribs in the following year . Ten years elapsed and then a French colony was founded by royal charter , the English in the mean- while having ...
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