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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Page 101
... Macarthur , then the most influential man in New South Wales . Macarthur had returned from England a few months before Bligh's arrival , bringing with him five merino rams and a ewe from George III's Kew flock , and an order from the ...
... Macarthur , then the most influential man in New South Wales . Macarthur had returned from England a few months before Bligh's arrival , bringing with him five merino rams and a ewe from George III's Kew flock , and an order from the ...
Page 102
... Macarthur , who was accused of being responsible for the desertion of the ship . Macarthur objected to being tried before the Judge - Advocate , who was in his debt and therefore had an interest in his conviction . More- over , he ...
... Macarthur , who was accused of being responsible for the desertion of the ship . Macarthur objected to being tried before the Judge - Advocate , who was in his debt and therefore had an interest in his conviction . More- over , he ...
Page 104
... Macarthur ; partly it was the work of a military and trading section , who profited from evils which Bligh was determined to suppress , and of whom Macarthur was the main in- spiration and motive force . Many of Macarthur's ...
... Macarthur ; partly it was the work of a military and trading section , who profited from evils which Bligh was determined to suppress , and of whom Macarthur was the main in- spiration and motive force . Many of Macarthur's ...
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