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It is held by a British army ; it is governed by a succession of the ablest civilians
England can send out for the purpose , at the head of whom is placed a British
viceroy , responsible only to a British Secretary of State . In India there is no ...
It is held by a British army ; it is governed by a succession of the ablest civilians
England can send out for the purpose , at the head of whom is placed a British
viceroy , responsible only to a British Secretary of State . In India there is no ...
第 113 頁
The British military force in New Zealand , supported by England , was soon
raised to 2 , 500 men . Sir George Grey , the then Governor , whose notions of
colonial government seem to be based upon a liberal use of the British
Exchequer ...
The British military force in New Zealand , supported by England , was soon
raised to 2 , 500 men . Sir George Grey , the then Governor , whose notions of
colonial government seem to be based upon a liberal use of the British
Exchequer ...
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British officers traversed the whole of independent Burmah , in spite of obstacles
and vexatious delays , and penetrated ... At the other extreme of the enormous
tract of sea and land to which Indo - British influence penetrates , strong
measures ...
British officers traversed the whole of independent Burmah , in spite of obstacles
and vexatious delays , and penetrated ... At the other extreme of the enormous
tract of sea and land to which Indo - British influence penetrates , strong
measures ...
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History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat | 1 |
Review of the Colonial Policy of Lord John Russells | 98 |
And other Works | 275 |
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