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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His post of Privy Seal was filled by Lord Dartmouth , a well - intentioned and religiously - minded man and a former member of the Rockingham ministry , who had succeeded the blundering Hillsborough as Secretary for the Colonies in 1772 ...
His post of Privy Seal was filled by Lord Dartmouth , a well - intentioned and religiously - minded man and a former member of the Rockingham ministry , who had succeeded the blundering Hillsborough as Secretary for the Colonies in 1772 ...
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Rockingham and his terms the King , after a vain appeal to Lord Gower , was at last obliged to accept . But George would only negotiate with him through Shelburne , and insisted upon retaining Thurlow as Lord Chancellor .
Rockingham and his terms the King , after a vain appeal to Lord Gower , was at last obliged to accept . But George would only negotiate with him through Shelburne , and insisted upon retaining Thurlow as Lord Chancellor .
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895 Cap François , 515 Capitulations , 2 Caracas , South Sea Company's factory at , 338 Carew , George , Lord , member of the committce appointed by Charles I to consider the reform of the government of Virginia , 150 Caribbean Sea ...
895 Cap François , 515 Capitulations , 2 Caracas , South Sea Company's factory at , 338 Carew , George , Lord , member of the committce appointed by Charles I to consider the reform of the government of Virginia , 150 Caribbean Sea ...
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