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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His early experiences toughened a firm thick - set frame and sharpened a mind naturally keen and masterful . Chased with his family from their home by a local Catholic rising in 1549 , the boy early imbibed hatred of that faith ...
His early experiences toughened a firm thick - set frame and sharpened a mind naturally keen and masterful . Chased with his family from their home by a local Catholic rising in 1549 , the boy early imbibed hatred of that faith ...
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Parliamentary privileges were early asked for by the Speaker of the House and granted by the governor in most of the ... Jamaica as early as 16775 and Virginia a little later " prayed in behalf of the burgesses now assembled that they ...
Parliamentary privileges were early asked for by the Speaker of the House and granted by the governor in most of the ... Jamaica as early as 16775 and Virginia a little later " prayed in behalf of the burgesses now assembled that they ...
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When differences appeared early in 1761 , Pitt did not disguise his contempt for Bute's inexperience . Pitt might have modified some of his views on the peace , or deferred to some of the King's wishes ; he could not bring himself to ...
When differences appeared early in 1761 , Pitt did not disguise his contempt for Bute's inexperience . Pitt might have modified some of his views on the peace , or deferred to some of the King's wishes ; he could not bring himself to ...
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