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... ( England , Holland , Spain , France ) was anxious to have a self - sufficing colonial empire closed to the rest of ... England in 1652 , when a commercial war broke out with the Dutch , who were threaten- ing to absorb the " carrying ...
... ( England , Holland , Spain , France ) was anxious to have a self - sufficing colonial empire closed to the rest of ... England in 1652 , when a commercial war broke out with the Dutch , who were threaten- ing to absorb the " carrying ...
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... England was paid back to him , he had been obliged to sail many hundred miles out of his course and to incur the expense of reshipping his cargo . 72. Measures for Enforcing the Acts of Trade . The com- merce of the colonies grew ...
... England was paid back to him , he had been obliged to sail many hundred miles out of his course and to incur the expense of reshipping his cargo . 72. Measures for Enforcing the Acts of Trade . The com- merce of the colonies grew ...
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... England and Spain , therefore , would have let loose the horrors of Indian massacre on our border and perhaps have thrown the pioneer communities of the southwest into the arms of Spain . Furthermore , to have fought with England at ...
... England and Spain , therefore , would have let loose the horrors of Indian massacre on our border and perhaps have thrown the pioneer communities of the southwest into the arms of Spain . Furthermore , to have fought with England at ...
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THE NEW WORLD | 1 |
Commercial Towns and Trade Routes colored | 4 |
Voyages of Discovery in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries | 19 |
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