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 war continued with varying fortunes and fierce battles for two years , and in its course attacks were made on Holland's most vulnerable and most valuable possessions , its commerce and fishing . The English Parliament meantime ...
The war continued with varying fortunes and fierce battles for two years , and in its course attacks were made on Holland's most vulnerable and most valuable possessions , its commerce and fishing . The English Parliament meantime ...
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The King's speech at the opening of Parliament in October of the same year made special reference to the subject . This was followed by an Act which continued the bounty on hemp and also removed the customs duty on clean hemp entering ...
The King's speech at the opening of Parliament in October of the same year made special reference to the subject . This was followed by an Act which continued the bounty on hemp and also removed the customs duty on clean hemp entering ...
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Established about 1748 and continued for six or seven years . BARBADOS ( Bridgetown ) : The Barbadoes Gazette . Established about 1731 . The Barbadoes Mercury . Established in 1762 . GEORGIA ( Savannah ) : The Georgia Gazette .
Established about 1748 and continued for six or seven years . BARBADOS ( Bridgetown ) : The Barbadoes Gazette . Established about 1731 . The Barbadoes Mercury . Established in 1762 . GEORGIA ( Savannah ) : The Georgia Gazette .
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