The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth countries |
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... King of Spain enjoy it he will become unresistible " . " Are three molehills so much for us and so many Empires so little to him ? " asked Captain Smith . It is only in their rarer moments of caution that men re- member that James ...
... King of Spain enjoy it he will become unresistible " . " Are three molehills so much for us and so many Empires so little to him ? " asked Captain Smith . It is only in their rarer moments of caution that men re- member that James ...
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... King and nation widened under Charles I , the results being apparent after he blundered into war , first with Spain ... King's cause in the Civil War . 3 The work of the Navy in assuring the downfall of Charles is better known than ...
... King and nation widened under Charles I , the results being apparent after he blundered into war , first with Spain ... King's cause in the Civil War . 3 The work of the Navy in assuring the downfall of Charles is better known than ...
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... King's partiality for Spain found its outlet in debates on trade wherein the affairs of the colonies were frequently concerned . The voicing of colonial grievances thus often fell to the spokesmen of those who were opposed to the policy ...
... King's partiality for Spain found its outlet in debates on trade wherein the affairs of the colonies were frequently concerned . The voicing of colonial grievances thus often fell to the spokesmen of those who were opposed to the policy ...
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... King of England and this Island ” . On his way home he called at St Christopher , and there his sailors incautiously ... King's favourite courtier , James Hay , Earl of Carlisle . In September 1625 a commission was granted to ...
... King of England and this Island ” . On his way home he called at St Christopher , and there his sailors incautiously ... King's favourite courtier , James Hay , Earl of Carlisle . In September 1625 a commission was granted to ...
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... King over free speech and led to the abrupt dissolution of Parliament in 1621 . Parties were differently aligned on ... King's subjects , whether at home or overseas , had a like right to look to him and his Government for measures ...
... King over free speech and led to the abrupt dissolution of Parliament in 1621 . Parties were differently aligned on ... King's subjects , whether at home or overseas , had a like right to look to him and his Government for measures ...
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