The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell |
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END OF THE ANGLO - SPANISH PERIOD 37 discipline . His own crew mutinied and carried him back to Mexico . Diego de Prado and Luis Vaez de Torres , with the remaining ship , sought to reach the Philippines by the northern coast of New ...
END OF THE ANGLO - SPANISH PERIOD 37 discipline . His own crew mutinied and carried him back to Mexico . Diego de Prado and Luis Vaez de Torres , with the remaining ship , sought to reach the Philippines by the northern coast of New ...
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During the same period the imports into the Port Phillip District increased from £ 315,571 to £ 744,925 ; and the exports from £ 425,201 to £ 1,041,796 . In both , the trade was almost entirely with the United Kingdom .
During the same period the imports into the Port Phillip District increased from £ 315,571 to £ 744,925 ; and the exports from £ 425,201 to £ 1,041,796 . In both , the trade was almost entirely with the United Kingdom .
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But the story of this struggle belongs to the period after 1860.3 In New South Wales alone can the gold discoveries be said to have affected manufacturing industry ; because only in that colony had any such industry developed by 1850.
But the story of this struggle belongs to the period after 1860.3 In New South Wales alone can the gold discoveries be said to have affected manufacturing industry ; because only in that colony had any such industry developed by 1850.
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