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 67
GILBERT AND CARLEILL'S RIVAL SCHEMES 67 favoured it from the beginning . ... According to Mendoza , the Spanish ambassador , the Secretary was the originator of the scheme , for he saw in it an opportunity to use some of the Queen's ...
GILBERT AND CARLEILL'S RIVAL SCHEMES 67 favoured it from the beginning . ... According to Mendoza , the Spanish ambassador , the Secretary was the originator of the scheme , for he saw in it an opportunity to use some of the Queen's ...
Page 90
The scheme was first propounded in 1607 by certain western merchants who had been interested in Peckham's schemes , and at length in 1610 the new Company received a charter of incorporation as “ The Treasurer and company of Adventurers ...
The scheme was first propounded in 1607 by certain western merchants who had been interested in Peckham's schemes , and at length in 1610 the new Company received a charter of incorporation as “ The Treasurer and company of Adventurers ...
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schemes of Choiseul and Grimaldi . “ France ” , he wrote , “ is still the object of my mind . ... To parry the hostile intentions of France and Spain , Chatham now endeavoured to bring into being a scheme which ...
schemes of Choiseul and Grimaldi . “ France ” , he wrote , “ is still the object of my mind . ... To parry the hostile intentions of France and Spain , Chatham now endeavoured to bring into being a scheme which ...
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