A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Arthur Pryor Watts. meant the loss of the New England market and threatened the West Indies with stagnation , since the English West Indian planter could not sell his products in New England and hence lacked money to buy such necessities ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. meant the loss of the New England market and threatened the West Indies with stagnation , since the English West Indian planter could not sell his products in New England and hence lacked money to buy such necessities ...
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... WEST INDIES The English West Indies were prosperous until 1791 , but , during the Napoleonic period , commerce declined rapidly be- cause of the abolition of the Negro slave trade ( 1807 ) , and the agitation for the emancipation of the ...
... WEST INDIES The English West Indies were prosperous until 1791 , but , during the Napoleonic period , commerce declined rapidly be- cause of the abolition of the Negro slave trade ( 1807 ) , and the agitation for the emancipation of the ...
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... West Africa , 759 West Indies , 265 , 738-739 West Prussia , 234 Westminster , Treaty of , 207 , 215 , 217 Westphalia , Treaties of , 117-119 , 120- 121 , 150 Whitefield , George , 465 Whitney , Eli , 297 Wilberforce , William , 477 ...
... West Africa , 759 West Indies , 265 , 738-739 West Prussia , 234 Westminster , Treaty of , 207 , 215 , 217 Westphalia , Treaties of , 117-119 , 120- 121 , 150 Whitefield , George , 465 Whitney , Eli , 297 Wilberforce , William , 477 ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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