The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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the British in control of the coastal communications and allowed another 2500 men to be sent to Virginia . Still Clinton was deter- mined not to embark on " solid " operations in Virginia , unless assured of naval supremacy and strongly ...
the British in control of the coastal communications and allowed another 2500 men to be sent to Virginia . Still Clinton was deter- mined not to embark on " solid " operations in Virginia , unless assured of naval supremacy and strongly ...
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VIRGINIA AS AN ARISTOCRATIC SOCIETY 785 power on the degree in which the Virginia of the time was a replica of old England ; and though subsequent research seems to show that the predominance of an aristocracy was not so great as he ...
VIRGINIA AS AN ARISTOCRATIC SOCIETY 785 power on the degree in which the Virginia of the time was a replica of old England ; and though subsequent research seems to show that the predominance of an aristocracy was not so great as he ...
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 871 BRUCE , P. A. Economic History of Virginia in the seventeenth century . ... Excellent treatises on local conditions in Virginia based on a thorough investigation of local manuscript material ; but without adequate ...
BIBLIOGRAPHY 871 BRUCE , P. A. Economic History of Virginia in the seventeenth century . ... Excellent treatises on local conditions in Virginia based on a thorough investigation of local manuscript material ; but without adequate ...
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