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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... Foreign , in P.R.O. , London . MSS of Earl of Chatham and the younger Pitt in P.R.O. , London . Journals of the House of Commons . Documents in the Colonial Office Archives , P.R.O. , London . English Historical Review . Journal of ...
... Foreign , in P.R.O. , London . MSS of Earl of Chatham and the younger Pitt in P.R.O. , London . Journals of the House of Commons . Documents in the Colonial Office Archives , P.R.O. , London . English Historical Review . Journal of ...
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... Foreign Competitive Weakness of British Sugar Significance of the Molasses Act Restrictions on Colonial Iron Manufacture Growing Importance of the Continental Colonies Guadeloupe versus Canada . Effects of Commercial Regulations The ...
... Foreign Competitive Weakness of British Sugar Significance of the Molasses Act Restrictions on Colonial Iron Manufacture Growing Importance of the Continental Colonies Guadeloupe versus Canada . Effects of Commercial Regulations The ...
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... foreign commerce , of manufactures for distant sale , and of all the improvements which these can occasion . " 1 This was Adam Smith's guarded estimate of the natural advantages of England for foreign trade , published in the Wealth of ...
... foreign commerce , of manufactures for distant sale , and of all the improvements which these can occasion . " 1 This was Adam Smith's guarded estimate of the natural advantages of England for foreign trade , published in the Wealth of ...
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... foreign menace to England had come from Spain . In the eighteenth century it came from France . Throughout a large part of the seventeenth century the main source of danger was Holland . England and the Netherlands were built on the ...
... foreign menace to England had come from Spain . In the eighteenth century it came from France . Throughout a large part of the seventeenth century the main source of danger was Holland . England and the Netherlands were built on the ...
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... foreign war , the Seven Years ' War , was for Great Britain triumphantly successful . The old Empire rose to its topmost height immediately before it was broken in pieces by civil and foreign war combined . What brought it to its ...
... foreign war , the Seven Years ' War , was for Great Britain triumphantly successful . The old Empire rose to its topmost height immediately before it was broken in pieces by civil and foreign war combined . What brought it to its ...
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