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, 1700) ^ less than half a farthing.
(2) Three-reis piece (Maria and Peter III. , 1797) = less than a farthing.
(3) Five-reis piece (Maria Regina, 1799) = about a farthing.
(4) Ten-reis piece (Maria I. , 1799) = a little more than a halfpenny.
346 THE ENGLISH ALLIANCE.
Portuguese ; and they also took possession of the rich island which had been first sighted by Louren90 de Almeida, to which they gave the name of Mauritius, after Prince Maurice of Nassau. On the -Astern coast the Portuguese reta...ined Angola, the Cape Verde Islands, and their other possessions ; but they lost St. Helena to the Dutch, who held it until it was captured by the English captain, Anthony Munden, in 1673, when it was made into a station of the English East India Company. With their possessions in Morocco, the Portuguese parted with the more willingness, since they were only a source of expense ; and the cession of Ceuta to the Spaniards and of Tangier to the English was generally approved. Of Bombay the other territorial cession made to England on the marriage of Catherine de Braganza, little need be said, for though destined to become the capital of western India, it proved at first of so little value, that in 1668 Charles II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 1700) ^ less than half a farthing.
(2) Three-reis piece (Maria and Peter III. , 1797) = less than a farthing.
(3) Five-reis piece (Maria Regina, 1799) = about a farthing.
(4) Ten-reis piece (Maria I. , 1799) = a little more than a halfpenny.
346 THE ENGLISH ALLIANCE.
Portuguese ; and they also took possession of the rich island which had been first sighted by Louren90 de Almeida, to which they gave the name of Mauritius, after Prince Maurice of Nassau. On the -Astern coast the Portuguese reta...ined Angola, the Cape Verde Islands, and their other possessions ; but they lost St. Helena to the Dutch, who held it until it was captured by the English captain, Anthony Munden, in 1673, when it was made into a station of the English East India Company. With their possessions in Morocco, the Portuguese parted with the more willingness, since they were only a source of expense ; and the cession of Ceuta to the Spaniards and of Tangier to the English was generally approved. Of Bombay the other territorial cession made to England on the marriage of Catherine de Braganza, little need be said, for though destined to become the capital of western India, it proved at first of so little value, that in 1668 Charles II.
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