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... English Commerce . 28 The French and English in the East Indies 29 Increased importance of France State of Spain 12 • Of England . 13 In Holland Theory of the Balance of Power 14 In England and Prussia . Rivalry of France and Austria ...
... English Commerce . 28 The French and English in the East Indies 29 Increased importance of France State of Spain 12 • Of England . 13 In Holland Theory of the Balance of Power 14 In England and Prussia . Rivalry of France and Austria ...
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... English Policy 1761. Pitt's Negotiations with France 175 The Family Compact between France and Spain · Pitt rejects the French Ulti- matum . Campaign in Germany 1762. War declared between Spain Pombal's Reforms . France and Spain ...
... English Policy 1761. Pitt's Negotiations with France 175 The Family Compact between France and Spain · Pitt rejects the French Ulti- matum . Campaign in Germany 1762. War declared between Spain Pombal's Reforms . France and Spain ...
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... English Studies 313 Extenuating Circumstances Profligacy of the Clergy . 314 Character of Voltaire's Works 315 A Comparison of the French and English Revolutions 337 . The Encyclopędists 317 Different Character of Charles I. and J. J. ...
... English Studies 313 Extenuating Circumstances Profligacy of the Clergy . 314 Character of Voltaire's Works 315 A Comparison of the French and English Revolutions 337 . The Encyclopędists 317 Different Character of Charles I. and J. J. ...
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... English and French , their only rivals in this quarter of the globe , were at first but slow and feeble . The attempts of the English East India Company , founded as we have said in the year 1600 , to open a trade with the Spice Islands ...
... English and French , their only rivals in this quarter of the globe , were at first but slow and feeble . The attempts of the English East India Company , founded as we have said in the year 1600 , to open a trade with the Spice Islands ...
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... English power in the East now began to make more rapid strides . Before the end of the century , factories and forts had been established at Bencoolen in Sumatra and at Hooghly ; and the district of Calcutta was purchased , and Fort ...
... English power in the East now began to make more rapid strides . Before the end of the century , factories and forts had been established at Bencoolen in Sumatra and at Hooghly ; and the district of Calcutta was purchased , and Fort ...
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