Library Magazine of American and Foreign ThoughtAmerican Book Exchange, 1887 |
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Page 240
... France . Belgium . Beluchistan . Bolivia . Brazil . British Columbia . British Isles . Georgia . Germany . Great Britain . Greece Gautemala . Guiana , British . Guiana , Dutch . Guiana , French . Massachusetts . Mexico . Michigan ...
... France . Belgium . Beluchistan . Bolivia . Brazil . British Columbia . British Isles . Georgia . Germany . Great Britain . Greece Gautemala . Guiana , British . Guiana , Dutch . Guiana , French . Massachusetts . Mexico . Michigan ...
Page 243
... France and the native powers . It soon appeared that , whatever his original tastes , his commercial training had not been thrown away . The company's commerce was in a very bad state . The most element- ary principles of political ...
... France and the native powers . It soon appeared that , whatever his original tastes , his commercial training had not been thrown away . The company's commerce was in a very bad state . The most element- ary principles of political ...
Page 245
... France were now at war ; but instead of sending him sol- diers , the directors recommended him to con- clude a neutrality between the commercial settlements of the hostile nations . In case this should not be feasible , it was added ...
... France were now at war ; but instead of sending him sol- diers , the directors recommended him to con- clude a neutrality between the commercial settlements of the hostile nations . In case this should not be feasible , it was added ...
Page 246
... France were at war , and so soon after the gov- disregard of facts declared himself pledged in ernor of Madras had refused to agree that the honor to execute the treaty , in consequence commercial settlements in India should remain of a ...
... France were at war , and so soon after the gov- disregard of facts declared himself pledged in ernor of Madras had refused to agree that the honor to execute the treaty , in consequence commercial settlements in India should remain of a ...
Page 247
... France , but could not be proved , that he had been bought by the English , who preferred afterward to enlarge on Dupleix's Punic faith , rather than to testify against the inveterate enemy of their great foe . We must pass over the ...
... France , but could not be proved , that he had been bought by the English , who preferred afterward to enlarge on Dupleix's Punic faith , rather than to testify against the inveterate enemy of their great foe . We must pass over the ...
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