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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... colony sufficiently strong to progress in the face of such a difficulty ignored the regulations as much as possible , or at least submitted unwillingly to the handicap im- posed : a colony not sufficiently strong to throw off this ...
... colony sufficiently strong to progress in the face of such a difficulty ignored the regulations as much as possible , or at least submitted unwillingly to the handicap im- posed : a colony not sufficiently strong to throw off this ...
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... colony , and had been almost wholly neglected by the Board . Public buildings were con- structed , and the South Australian Company made a deep - water harbour at Port Adelaide in return for concessions in tolls and land . Again , as ...
... colony , and had been almost wholly neglected by the Board . Public buildings were con- structed , and the South Australian Company made a deep - water harbour at Port Adelaide in return for concessions in tolls and land . Again , as ...
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... COLONY OF QUEENSLAND CREATED 291 As early as 1840 , it had been expected that a separate colony would be established in the northern districts of New South Wales , and provision had been made for this in the Constitution Act of 1842.1 ...
... COLONY OF QUEENSLAND CREATED 291 As early as 1840 , it had been expected that a separate colony would be established in the northern districts of New South Wales , and provision had been made for this in the Constitution Act of 1842.1 ...
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