Colonial Administration, 1800-1900: Methods of Government and Development Adopted by the Principal Colonizing Nations in Their Control of Tropical and Other Colonies and Dependencies. With Statistical Statements of the Area, Population, Commerce, Revenue, Etc., of Each of the World's Colonies. Including Bibliography of Colonies and Colonization Prepared by the Library of Congress. From the Summary of Commerce and Finance for October, 1901..U.S. Government Printing Office, 1901 - 435 páginas |
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The population of the " selfgoverning " English colonies of British North America ,
Australasia , and South Africa is less than 15 , 000 , 000 , and when these have
been considered we seek in vain for a colony of any importance among the ...
The population of the " selfgoverning " English colonies of British North America ,
Australasia , and South Africa is less than 15 , 000 , 000 , and when these have
been considered we seek in vain for a colony of any importance among the ...
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... RPHINS OPINSIS . ( US ) CENTRAL AMERICA YSSIN I G VENEZUELY
KOLOMB 31 LQUATOR EGUS IND OCE A N BRAZIL INDIA V VI BORSE
AUSTRALI OCEAN CE AN 30 OCEANS GENTINA THE GEOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS OF THE ...
... RPHINS OPINSIS . ( US ) CENTRAL AMERICA YSSIN I G VENEZUELY
KOLOMB 31 LQUATOR EGUS IND OCE A N BRAZIL INDIA V VI BORSE
AUSTRALI OCEAN CE AN 30 OCEANS GENTINA THE GEOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS OF THE ...
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A study of the map of the world ' s colonies in 1800 and 1900 , presented
herewith , shows that Spain , which at the beginning of the century controlled all
of South America except Brazil , all of Central America , a considerable share of
the ...
A study of the map of the world ' s colonies in 1800 and 1900 , presented
herewith , shows that Spain , which at the beginning of the century controlled all
of South America except Brazil , all of Central America , a considerable share of
the ...
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The Spanish rulers , like the Spanish adventurers , looked to America for direct
returns of gold and silver more than for any revenue from indirect sources . They
regarded their new possessions simply as producing so much tribute , and hence
...
The Spanish rulers , like the Spanish adventurers , looked to America for direct
returns of gold and silver more than for any revenue from indirect sources . They
regarded their new possessions simply as producing so much tribute , and hence
...
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... were on one focus — which dazzled the eyes of European observers , and
occasioned the most fallacious ideas respecting the amount of annual
exchanges actually made . * * * Thus , while the Americans had to buy the goods
of the mother ...
... were on one focus — which dazzled the eyes of European observers , and
occasioned the most fallacious ideas respecting the amount of annual
exchanges actually made . * * * Thus , while the Americans had to buy the goods
of the mother ...
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| Título | Colonial Administration, 1800-1900: Methods of Government and Development Adopted by the Principal Colonizing Nations in Their Control of Tropical and Other Colonies and Dependencies. With Statistical Statements of the Area, Population, Commerce, Revenue, Etc., of Each of the World's Colonies ... Monthly summary of commerce and finance of the United States |
| Autor | United States. Department of the Treasury. Bureau of Statistics |
| Editor | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1901 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 1 Feb. 2008 |
| Largo | 435 páginas |
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