Bermuda in the Old Empire: A History of the Island from the Dissolution of the Somers Island Company Until the End of the American Revolutionary War: 1684-1784Oxford University Press, 1950 - 457 sivua |
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... become the supreme authority in England , thought their own representative institutions should be given wider scope and recognition.I The West Indian colonies were in a different economic position . Financially some were far better off ...
... become the supreme authority in England , thought their own representative institutions should be given wider scope and recognition.I The West Indian colonies were in a different economic position . Financially some were far better off ...
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... become the arbiter of most shipping questions . For Tucker had , in fact , made a good impression on the men in Philadelphia and , in October 1776 , the Marine Committee of Congress had asked him to charter five or six large vessels to ...
... become the arbiter of most shipping questions . For Tucker had , in fact , made a good impression on the men in Philadelphia and , in October 1776 , the Marine Committee of Congress had asked him to charter five or six large vessels to ...
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... becomes independent ' , he went on , this heap of sand will become of greater utility to [ Great Britain ] than half a dozen West India islands . ' And again he stated his belief that with a little guidance Bermuda was destined to become ...
... becomes independent ' , he went on , this heap of sand will become of greater utility to [ Great Britain ] than half a dozen West India islands . ' And again he stated his belief that with a little guidance Bermuda was destined to become ...
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SIR ROBERT ROBINSON ISAAC RICHIER CAPTAIN JOHN | 28 |
SHIPS PRIVATEERS PIRATES SMUGGLERS AND GENTLEMEN | 63 |
COLONEL JOHN BRUCE HOPE AND CAPTAIN JOHN PITT 1722 | 96 |
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