A Short History of British Colonial PolicyMethuen & Company, 1897 - 503 psl. |
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... natives who surround them . It includes Cape Colony , where the original Dutch settlers and the English , who have emigrated thither during the last seventy years , are on the whole becoming fused into a common national type . It ...
... natives who surround them . It includes Cape Colony , where the original Dutch settlers and the English , who have emigrated thither during the last seventy years , are on the whole becoming fused into a common national type . It ...
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... natives might have independent right to the soil was late in dawning . ) Hence the necessity of a previous grant ; that that grant must come from the Crown follows from the rule that the sovereign is ' ultimate owner of all land . So ...
... natives might have independent right to the soil was late in dawning . ) Hence the necessity of a previous grant ; that that grant must come from the Crown follows from the rule that the sovereign is ' ultimate owner of all land . So ...
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... natives of Virginia . But if this commerce were to develop , it would be also of great benefit to English shipping . The raison d'être of the subsequent Navigation Acts was recognised in the original foundation of Virginia . Little need ...
... natives of Virginia . But if this commerce were to develop , it would be also of great benefit to English shipping . The raison d'être of the subsequent Navigation Acts was recognised in the original foundation of Virginia . Little need ...
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... natives . The struggle for supremacy in the eighteenth century was thus being anticipated in the seventeenth.1 In successive expeditions , the capable Kirke reduced Port Royal and the the other French settlements and finally captured ...
... natives . The struggle for supremacy in the eighteenth century was thus being anticipated in the seventeenth.1 In successive expeditions , the capable Kirke reduced Port Royal and the the other French settlements and finally captured ...
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... native Indians were consistently dealt with . It is doubtful how far the tradition can be substantiated which represents Penn as having paid again to the Indians for the land he had obtained from the Crown , and there may be more of ...
... native Indians were consistently dealt with . It is doubtful how far the tradition can be substantiated which represents Penn as having paid again to the Indians for the land he had obtained from the Crown , and there may be more of ...
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