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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Into the making of the Empire there entered a strain of antagonism to political and religious authority as exercised at home , and into the minds of quiet men a longing to flee away , to be rid of the strife , the bitterness and ...
Into the making of the Empire there entered a strain of antagonism to political and religious authority as exercised at home , and into the minds of quiet men a longing to flee away , to be rid of the strife , the bitterness and ...
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CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND 163 authorities declined to grant permission to join in this Indian trade , but in ... Hooker maintained that the foundation of authority lies in the free consent of the people , and they alone have the ...
CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND 163 authorities declined to grant permission to join in this Indian trade , but in ... Hooker maintained that the foundation of authority lies in the free consent of the people , and they alone have the ...
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THE REVOLUTIONARY SETTLEMENT 263 Carolinas remained under the authority of their proprietary partner- ship , an authority more nominal than real for reasons already explained . William Penn , as a notorious friend of James II ...
THE REVOLUTIONARY SETTLEMENT 263 Carolinas remained under the authority of their proprietary partner- ship , an authority more nominal than real for reasons already explained . William Penn , as a notorious friend of James II ...
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