The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Possibly ( as Benson suggests ) 1 the first of these links up with the Loyalty Islands and New Caledonia . The long festoon isles of New Britain and New Ireland seem to be united in one fold on the west with the coast ranges , and on ...
Possibly ( as Benson suggests ) 1 the first of these links up with the Loyalty Islands and New Caledonia . The long festoon isles of New Britain and New Ireland seem to be united in one fold on the west with the coast ranges , and on ...
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It would " afford an asylum to those unfortunate American Loyalists whom Great Britain is bound by every tie of honour and gratitude to protect and support , where they may repair their broken fortunes and again enjoy their former ...
It would " afford an asylum to those unfortunate American Loyalists whom Great Britain is bound by every tie of honour and gratitude to protect and support , where they may repair their broken fortunes and again enjoy their former ...
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DUFFY AND COLONIAL NEUTRALITY 525 a dissolution , which are in abeyance in Great Britain.1 Clearly this view of the position of the Governor makes an appointment free from all local implications an imperative necessity .
DUFFY AND COLONIAL NEUTRALITY 525 a dissolution , which are in abeyance in Great Britain.1 Clearly this view of the position of the Governor makes an appointment free from all local implications an imperative necessity .
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