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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... whole is an eighteenth - century elaboration of the instructions drafted for Drake in 1577 ; and there is nothing remarkable in that , for the governing circumstances of geographical theory and economic in- centive remained ...
... whole is an eighteenth - century elaboration of the instructions drafted for Drake in 1577 ; and there is nothing remarkable in that , for the governing circumstances of geographical theory and economic in- centive remained ...
Page 128
... whole of New Holland being considered within this government " . Should this explanation not prove satis- factory to the French , Lockyer was to refer them to Sydney for any further information.5 Darling was , indeed , afraid that such ...
... whole of New Holland being considered within this government " . Should this explanation not prove satis- factory to the French , Lockyer was to refer them to Sydney for any further information.5 Darling was , indeed , afraid that such ...
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... whole , and the whole has a background which forms part of the material for interpretation . Thus , as already seen , the High Court held early in its course that the inference to be drawn from the existence of the Crown's power to ...
... whole , and the whole has a background which forms part of the material for interpretation . Thus , as already seen , the High Court held early in its course that the inference to be drawn from the existence of the Crown's power to ...
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