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 437
... natural reluctance to admit its great importance in the overseas Empire of the Stuarts and Hanoverians . No such separation of the interests of the colonies from those of trade existed in the days of the Board of Trade and Plantations ...
... natural reluctance to admit its great importance in the overseas Empire of the Stuarts and Hanoverians . No such separation of the interests of the colonies from those of trade existed in the days of the Board of Trade and Plantations ...
Page 517
... natural gifts , an observant eye and a ready pen , he contrived , amidst all the piracies and black- guardism in which he unwillingly took part , to keep a diary recording his impressions of peoples , lands and facts of natural history ...
... natural gifts , an observant eye and a ready pen , he contrived , amidst all the piracies and black- guardism in which he unwillingly took part , to keep a diary recording his impressions of peoples , lands and facts of natural history ...
Page 577
... natural channels which caused it to flow towards the Baltic , France and other foreign countries . In this way it ... naturally recommended that the encouragement given to the production of naval stores should be maintained . In 1713 the ...
... natural channels which caused it to flow towards the Baltic , France and other foreign countries . In this way it ... naturally recommended that the encouragement given to the production of naval stores should be maintained . In 1713 the ...
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