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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... United Kingdom . " I assume that an Executive Council is to be considered as a government body " , he wrote , " created by the mere pleasure of the King , and remodelled at his royal word ; in short , I propose them merely as a Cabinet ...
... United Kingdom . " I assume that an Executive Council is to be considered as a government body " , he wrote , " created by the mere pleasure of the King , and remodelled at his royal word ; in short , I propose them merely as a Cabinet ...
Page 157
... United Kingdom and other British colonies . Of imports worth £ 570,000 , and consisting chiefly of clothing , textiles , hardware , spirits and tobacco , the United Kingdom supplied goods to the value of £ 399,892 ; and , of exports ...
... United Kingdom and other British colonies . Of imports worth £ 570,000 , and consisting chiefly of clothing , textiles , hardware , spirits and tobacco , the United Kingdom supplied goods to the value of £ 399,892 ; and , of exports ...
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... United Kingdom , although without specific recognition and without distinctive name.1 In this way , the term acquired a general currency in the United Kingdom and in all the colonies , but it bore a meaning which held no suggestion of ...
... United Kingdom , although without specific recognition and without distinctive name.1 In this way , the term acquired a general currency in the United Kingdom and in all the colonies , but it bore a meaning which held no suggestion of ...
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