The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 3John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians |
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... 378 ; on imperial com- Roosevelt , Theodore ( 1858–1919 ) , Presimercial ties , 443 ; on E. Fairfield , 745-6 dent of the United States , and arbitraRhodesia , development of , 360 ; govern- tion , 304 ; and Panama Treaty ( 1901–2 ) ...
... 378 ; on imperial com- Roosevelt , Theodore ( 1858–1919 ) , Presimercial ties , 443 ; on E. Fairfield , 745-6 dent of the United States , and arbitraRhodesia , development of , 360 ; govern- tion , 304 ; and Panama Treaty ( 1901–2 ) ...
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... and imperial confederaraw cotton imports from , 461 ; emigra- tion , 61 ; and Samoa , 324 tion to , 479 ; and Samoa , 516–17 ; and Volta , Germans on Upper , 389 Algeciras Conference , 544-5 ; entry into Volunteers , Army , 248 War ...
... and imperial confederaraw cotton imports from , 461 ; emigra- tion , 61 ; and Samoa , 324 tion to , 479 ; and Samoa , 516–17 ; and Volta , Germans on Upper , 389 Algeciras Conference , 544-5 ; entry into Volunteers , Army , 248 War ...
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... in , 384 ; British policy in ( 1895-1914 ) , military historian , and naval construc389-93 ; cocoa exports from , 462 ; loans tion programme , 243 to , 465 ; trade of , 467-70 ; frontiers in , William II , German Emperor ( 1859-1941 ) ...
... in , 384 ; British policy in ( 1895-1914 ) , military historian , and naval construc389-93 ; cocoa exports from , 462 ; loans tion programme , 243 to , 465 ; trade of , 467-70 ; frontiers in , William II , German Emperor ( 1859-1941 ) ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Cocoa palmoil The Colonial Office preserves peasant economy | 3 |
The AngloRussian agreement and its effects | 7 |
Copyright | |
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