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 337
THE SOUTH SEA COMPANY 337 trade had been very profitable , and had contributed greatly to the maintenance of a ... at the same time the Company's conduct of trade threatened to increase the disproportion between blacks and whites .
THE SOUTH SEA COMPANY 337 trade had been very profitable , and had contributed greatly to the maintenance of a ... at the same time the Company's conduct of trade threatened to increase the disproportion between blacks and whites .
Page 446
The greatest expense to the Royal African Company , and at the same time the strongest argument for its tenure of exclusive privileges , was the part it took in contest with other European Powers . The propitious conditions in which it ...
The greatest expense to the Royal African Company , and at the same time the strongest argument for its tenure of exclusive privileges , was the part it took in contest with other European Powers . The propitious conditions in which it ...
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Company , African , founded under Charles 80 ; develops profitable trade in walrus II to prosecute the Slave Trade , 7 ; slave and whale products , 89 monopoly of , 243 ; seizes part of the Company , Netherlands East India , 6 , 127 ...
Company , African , founded under Charles 80 ; develops profitable trade in walrus II to prosecute the Slave Trade , 7 ; slave and whale products , 89 monopoly of , 243 ; seizes part of the Company , Netherlands East India , 6 , 127 ...
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