The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Page 79
... KING . VANCOUVER'S VOYAGE 79 risk of seizure , and it was pointed out that " if the restrictions are con- tinued against British merchants sending goods there , the Americans will monopolise all the advantages of trade to New South ...
... KING . VANCOUVER'S VOYAGE 79 risk of seizure , and it was pointed out that " if the restrictions are con- tinued against British merchants sending goods there , the Americans will monopolise all the advantages of trade to New South ...
Page 83
... KING'S SUSPICIONS 83 combined with the vigilance of British cruisers , made it impossible to send assistance , Bonaparte directed him to fit out a squadron , and " take the English colony of Port Jackson , where considerable re- sources ...
... KING'S SUSPICIONS 83 combined with the vigilance of British cruisers , made it impossible to send assistance , Bonaparte directed him to fit out a squadron , and " take the English colony of Port Jackson , where considerable re- sources ...
Page 99
... King had to cope was the rebellion of the Irish prisoners in 1804 , a more serious affair than the easily crushed ... King acted wisely in granting him emancipation , giving him permission to exercise the rites of his religion , and ...
... King had to cope was the rebellion of the Irish prisoners in 1804 , a more serious affair than the easily crushed ... King acted wisely in granting him emancipation , giving him permission to exercise the rites of his religion , and ...
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