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Page 441
... British socialists , as well as a staunch friend and devoted admirer of the " Young Man Who Will Never Grow Old . " Isaac Don Levine in his readable The Resurrected Nations : Short Histories of the Peoples Freed by the Great War and ...
... British socialists , as well as a staunch friend and devoted admirer of the " Young Man Who Will Never Grow Old . " Isaac Don Levine in his readable The Resurrected Nations : Short Histories of the Peoples Freed by the Great War and ...
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... grasp practically all the powers of the British commonwealth . The directors of the India and the fur companies - merchant princes and owners of the vast fleets that carried the commerce of the world - THE CONVERGING DEMOCRACIES 451.
... grasp practically all the powers of the British commonwealth . The directors of the India and the fur companies - merchant princes and owners of the vast fleets that carried the commerce of the world - THE CONVERGING DEMOCRACIES 451.
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... British people as they were of the Southern tobacco growers or the New England rum traders . It was against this and not against the ancient and be- loved constitution that the Americans fought . On this side of the Atlantic , wealth ...
... British people as they were of the Southern tobacco growers or the New England rum traders . It was against this and not against the ancient and be- loved constitution that the Americans fought . On this side of the Atlantic , wealth ...
Page 454
... British friends and demanded the immediate annexation of Canada in satisfaction for the damages suffered by Ameri- can commerce on account of British sympathy with the Confederacy . As the years passed and Gladstone taught England ...
... British friends and demanded the immediate annexation of Canada in satisfaction for the damages suffered by Ameri- can commerce on account of British sympathy with the Confederacy . As the years passed and Gladstone taught England ...
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... British gov- ernment permitted the outbreak of the Boer war , American opinion was hotly anti - English , in large measure because the London authorities were so hopelessly and blindly autocratic . Americans have never got on well with ...
... British gov- ernment permitted the outbreak of the Boer war , American opinion was hotly anti - English , in large measure because the London authorities were so hopelessly and blindly autocratic . Americans have never got on well with ...
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