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... Empire because no empire was in sight in 1603 . But had they empire in their mind ? and , if so , did that visionary and implicit ' empire ' bear the remotest resemblance to the actual British Empire as it grew from shadow into ...
... Empire because no empire was in sight in 1603 . But had they empire in their mind ? and , if so , did that visionary and implicit ' empire ' bear the remotest resemblance to the actual British Empire as it grew from shadow into ...
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... Empire . Bella gerant alii , tu , felix Austria , nube . A happier empire than the Habsburg owed its initial union to the maiden meditations of its greatest queen ; and Virginia was the proper name for Elizabeth's offspring overseas . 6 ...
... Empire . Bella gerant alii , tu , felix Austria , nube . A happier empire than the Habsburg owed its initial union to the maiden meditations of its greatest queen ; and Virginia was the proper name for Elizabeth's offspring overseas . 6 ...
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... empire , formulated when he said : ' my idea of it is this : that an Empire is the aggregate of many States under one common head ' . But all that men meant as a rule to assert in the sixteenth century , when they talked about England ...
... empire , formulated when he said : ' my idea of it is this : that an Empire is the aggregate of many States under one common head ' . But all that men meant as a rule to assert in the sixteenth century , when they talked about England ...
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