Die kolonialpolitik Grossbritanniens, Volume 1E.S. Mittler, 1898 |
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000 Pfund Sterling Akadien Amerikaner Angriff Ansiedelung Barbados Beamten Bengalen besaß Besitz Bombay Boston Canada Carnatic Charles Charter Clive Connecticut Council daher damals Dekkan dieſe Dowlah Dupleix Eigenthum Einfluß Eingeborenen englische Regierung engliſchen entschloß Erfolg erhielt erklärte ersten ertheilte Faktoreien fand Feinde Flotte Fort Niagara Frankreich Franzosen franzöſiſchen Frieden Gebiet gelang Geld General gesandt Gesellschaft gesetzgebende Versammlung Governor große Hand Handel Hastings Holland Hülfe Hyder Ali Indianer Indien indischen Insel Island Jahre jährlich Kampf Kolonien Kolonisten König konnte Krieg Lally Land Lettere Leute ließ London Lord Louisbourg Macht Madras Mahratten Mann Maryland Massachusetts Maßnahmen Maßregel Milizen Mogul mußte Nabob nahm Neger neue New England New Plymouth New York Offiziere ostindischen Company Parlament Pondichery Rechte sandte Schiffe schließlich ſeine ſich ſie Soldaten sollte Spanien Stadt stand Stempelakte Stempelsteuer Subahdar Surat Tabak Tanjore Theil Trichinopoly Troß Truppen Unternehmungen verboten viel Virginien Vorräthe Waaren weiter wenig Westindien wieder wollte zwei
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Page 168 - The increase of our revenue is the subject of our care, as much as our trade : — 'tis that must maintain our force, when twenty accidents may interrupt our trade: 'tis that must make us a nation in India...
Page 16 - ... nor the less wit. Besides, there we shall have no more law than conscience, and not too much of either ; serve God enough, eat and drink enough, and ' enough is as good as a feast.
Page 260 - Crown, and it was laid down that ' all such laws and statutes of England, as have been at any time esteemed, Introduced, used, accepted or received as laws in this island, shall and are hereby declared to be and continue laws of this His Majesty's island of Jamaica for ever V Deputies of Ireland at the time.
Page 168 - ... tis that must make us a nation in India; — without that we are but...
Page 10 - They were, moreover, to be governed " according to such statutes as shall be by him or them established; so that the said statutes or laws conform as near as conveniently may be with those of England, and do not oppose the Christian faith, or any way withdraw the people of those lands from our allegiance,
Page 202 - Indies, or any indorsement or assignment thereon, or on any bond or obligation under the common seal of the governor and company of merchants of Great Britain, trading to the South Seas and other parts of America, and for encouraging the fishery...
Page 10 - ... all the privileges of free denisons, and persons native of England in such ample manner as if they were born and personally resident in our said realm of England.
Page 155 - Indies, with all the rights, profits, territories, and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging, and together with all income and revenue, as also the direct and absolute Dominion and Sovereignty of the said Port and Island of Bombay and premises, with all their royalties, freely, fully, entirely, and absolutely.
Page 260 - And also all such laws and statutes of England as have been at any time esteemed, introduced, used, accepted or received as laws, in this island, shall and are hereby declared to be, and continue, laws of this his majesty's island of Jamaica forever!
Page 272 - King confirmed all the laws which up to that time remained unassented to, and decreed that " all such laws and statutes of England as have been at any time esteemed, introduced, used, accepted or received as laws in this island, shall and are hereby declared to be and continue laws of this His Majesty's Island of Jamaica for ever.