Bollan, William d. 1776.
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The petition of Mr. Bollan , agent for the Council of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, to the King in council, dated January 26, 1774. Published with illustrations. In order breifly to shew to the impartial and considerate the importance of perfect harmony between Great Britain and the colonies, their Merits, the Benefits thence accrued to this Kingdom in point of Empire, Manufactures, Commerce, Wealth and Naval Strength; and the Origin and Progress of their present unhappy Difference; with Intent to promote their cordial and perpetual Union, for their mutual Safety and Welfare, with which their Dissention is incompatible.
Bollan, William d. 1776.Date: 1774- E-books
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Coloniæ anglicanæ illustratæ : or, The acquest of dominion, and the plantation of colonies made by the English in America, with the rights of the colonists, examined, stated, and illustrated . Part I. Containing I. The plan of the whole work, including the proposition, asserting the rights of the colonists, intended to be established. II. A brief history of the wars, revolutions, and events which gave rise to all the marine discoveries and foreign acquisitions made by the modern Europæans. III. A survey of the knowledge and opinions, which the Europæans had of the earth in times preceding these discoveries; with other matters relating to this subject. IV. The particulars of the progress made by the Portuguese, from their beginning these discoveries, to the death of King John II, and an account of the grants made to the Kings of Portugal of the countries that were or might be discovered, by the bulls of several popes, with one of them set forth at large.
Bollan, William d. 1776.Date: 1762- E-books
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Coloniæ anglicanæ illustratæ : or, The acquest of dominion, and the plantation of colonies made by the English in America, with the rights of the colonists, examined, stated, and illustrated . Part I. Containing I. The plan of the whole work, including the proposition, asserting the rights of the colonists, intended to be established. II. A brief history of the wars, revolutions, and events which gave rise to all the marine discoveries and foreign acquisitions made by the modern Europæans. III. A survey of the knowledge and opinions, which the Europæans had of the earth in times preceding these discoveries; with other matters relating to this subject. IV. The particulars of the progress made by the Portuguese, from their beginning these discoveries, to the death of King John II, and an account of the grants made to the Kings of Portugal of the countries that were or might be discovered, by the bulls of several popes, with one of them set forth at large.
Bollan, William d. 1776.Date: 1762- E-books
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Continued corruption, standing armies, and popular discontents considered And the establishment of the English colonies in America, With various subsequent proceedings, and the present contests, examined, with intent to promote their cordial and perpetual union with their mother-country, for their mutual honour, comfort, strength, and safety.
Bollan, William d. 1776.Date: 1768- E-books
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The rights of the English colonies established in America stated and defended, their merits and importance to Great Britain displayed with illustration of the benefits of their union and of the mischiefs and dangers of their continued dissention / [by William Bollan].
Bollan, William d. 1776.Date: 1774