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: 1684-1784 |
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... are our own and wee shall doe with them what wee please . And if we do not like of the King's government , wee can desert the country and live better elsewhere . At times the king's interests did not seem of primary importance to ...
... are our own and wee shall doe with them what wee please . And if we do not like of the King's government , wee can desert the country and live better elsewhere . At times the king's interests did not seem of primary importance to ...
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IMPORTANCE OF BERMUDA 27 the people of Barbados petitioned that it be strongly guarded , since ' not only the trading ships between Europe and these ports , but all the small craft that ply between the North American colonies and the ...
IMPORTANCE OF BERMUDA 27 the people of Barbados petitioned that it be strongly guarded , since ' not only the trading ships between Europe and these ports , but all the small craft that ply between the North American colonies and the ...
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... difficulties ahead , a small garrison should be kept on the island.1 The last years of the war had focused a good deal of attention upon Bermuda and demonstrated its primary importance for all operations in the western hemisphere .
... difficulties ahead , a small garrison should be kept on the island.1 The last years of the war had focused a good deal of attention upon Bermuda and demonstrated its primary importance for all operations in the western hemisphere .
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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 Port 1722 | 96 |
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