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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The union with Great Britain was carried , as the union with Scotland had been carried nearly a hundred years before , in the midst of war with France , but carried by doubtful means and not followed by Catholic Emancipation for many ...
The union with Great Britain was carried , as the union with Scotland had been carried nearly a hundred years before , in the midst of war with France , but carried by doubtful means and not followed by Catholic Emancipation for many ...
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a inclusion of rice in the clause of a bill of 1705 which enumerated molasses , maintaining that the carrying of such a commodity directly to the European continent was “ to the great prejudice of the trade of the kingdom and the ...
a inclusion of rice in the clause of a bill of 1705 which enumerated molasses , maintaining that the carrying of such a commodity directly to the European continent was “ to the great prejudice of the trade of the kingdom and the ...
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They carried their own coarse cloth , linen , stockings , and hats and Irish beef to the British Plantations and brought back tobacco , sugar , furs and skins , 5 a trade that was countenanced by the Scottish authorities .
They carried their own coarse cloth , linen , stockings , and hats and Irish beef to the British Plantations and brought back tobacco , sugar , furs and skins , 5 a trade that was countenanced by the Scottish authorities .
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