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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... possessions , that made the strongest possible sea power for Great Britain at once vitally necessary for the protection of those possessions , and , in view of the naval bases , the refitting stations , and the nurseries of seamen ...
... possessions , that made the strongest possible sea power for Great Britain at once vitally necessary for the protection of those possessions , and , in view of the naval bases , the refitting stations , and the nurseries of seamen ...
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... possession was to be restored together with all forts , artillery and ammunition . The boundary between the English and French possessions was to be settled by a joint commission . 1 8 Wheaton , Reports , 543 , 573 , 574 .. 2 Wheaton ...
... possession was to be restored together with all forts , artillery and ammunition . The boundary between the English and French possessions was to be settled by a joint commission . 1 8 Wheaton , Reports , 543 , 573 , 574 .. 2 Wheaton ...
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... possessions . If he had had the power , he would have installed the Anglican Church in a more prominent position in ... possession of it for their king ; they set up a rotten plank or a stone for a memorial ; they murder two or ...
... possessions . If he had had the power , he would have installed the Anglican Church in a more prominent position in ... possession of it for their king ; they set up a rotten plank or a stone for a memorial ; they murder two or ...
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