The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the ..., volume 16
The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the ..., volume 16
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Barker, captain, sent to bom two ships off Toalon, v. 422.
Barlow, colonel, assists in taking Guadaloupe, vi. 22.
Barnaby, Mr. his remonstrance to the magistrates of Friburg, iv. 33.
Barnard, sir John, opposes the excise bill, iii. 167. His scheme for reducing the interest of the national debt, 210.
Digitized by VjOOQlC INDEX. 34& Barnard, Mr, remarkable transaction between the duke of Marlborough and him, v. 340, note, Barrington, lord, expelled the bouse of commons for being concerned io a de...ceitful lottery scheme, iii. 72. .Appointed master of the wardrobe, iv. 160. He resigns, and is made secretary at war, .245. Presents estimates for raising new levies, 248. His letters to general Fowke, 296, note.
Barrington, general, sails to the West Indies, vi. 4. His operations at Goadaloupe, 17. He also reduces the islands of Deseada, Los Santos, and Marigalante, 24. Returns to England, 26.
Barrington, captain, takes the count de St. Florentin man of war, v. 417.
Barton, captain, shipwrecked on the coast of Morocco, v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barker, captain, sent to bom two ships off Toalon, v. 422.
Barlow, colonel, assists in taking Guadaloupe, vi. 22.
Barnaby, Mr. his remonstrance to the magistrates of Friburg, iv. 33.
Barnard, sir John, opposes the excise bill, iii. 167. His scheme for reducing the interest of the national debt, 210.
Digitized by VjOOQlC INDEX. 34& Barnard, Mr, remarkable transaction between the duke of Marlborough and him, v. 340, note, Barrington, lord, expelled the bouse of commons for being concerned io a de...ceitful lottery scheme, iii. 72. .Appointed master of the wardrobe, iv. 160. He resigns, and is made secretary at war, .245. Presents estimates for raising new levies, 248. His letters to general Fowke, 296, note.
Barrington, general, sails to the West Indies, vi. 4. His operations at Goadaloupe, 17. He also reduces the islands of Deseada, Los Santos, and Marigalante, 24. Returns to England, 26.
Barrington, captain, takes the count de St. Florentin man of war, v. 417.
Barton, captain, shipwrecked on the coast of Morocco, v.
What to read after The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the ..., volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hume, Tobias George Smollett, William Jones, Chiswick Press to read onlineMoreLess
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