A History of Civilization: 1648 to the presentPrentice-Hall, 1984 - 608 páginas |
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... colonies , however , the proclamation seemed deliberately de- signed to exclude them from the riches of the West . The colonies resented still more keenly the attempt by Parliament to raise revenue in North America . The British ...
... colonies , however , the proclamation seemed deliberately de- signed to exclude them from the riches of the West . The colonies resented still more keenly the attempt by Parliament to raise revenue in North America . The British ...
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... colonies would absorb surplus population and often draw the military - minded to them . The exploits of the French or British armies created tales of wartime glory that fostered yet more exploits . Civil servants and youth- ful ...
... colonies would absorb surplus population and often draw the military - minded to them . The exploits of the French or British armies created tales of wartime glory that fostered yet more exploits . Civil servants and youth- ful ...
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... colonies , so that they might be less exposed to American threats . The result was a series of conferences that by the end of 1865 led to an agreement upon how the weak , sepa- rate , and threatened colonies might unite . In 1867 the ...
... colonies , so that they might be less exposed to American threats . The result was a series of conferences that by the end of 1865 led to an agreement upon how the weak , sepa- rate , and threatened colonies might unite . In 1867 the ...
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The Revolution in Review | 21 |
Progress and Pessimism 24 Literature 26 The Baroque Era | 27 |
SUMMARY | 33 |
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