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The story of the Union Jack; how it grew and what it is, particularly in its connection with the history of Canada (1897)

Cumberland, Barlow, 1846-1913 · Toronto W. Briggs · leaf 65

An illustration from The story of the Union Jack; how it grew and what it is, particularly in its connection with the history of Canada, 1897, leaf 65 — Islestherein,* together with admission of theright which the English had of maintainingsovereign guard over the seas, and over allthe ships of other Dominions, as well as theirown, which might be passing through them. * Southey, Naval History of England, 213. 56 The Story of the Union Jack. During… … 15. The Henri Grace d Ditu, 1515.(From the Pepvsian collection.) Burgundy, developed a large carrying trade,and so increased their fleet that in 148.3, atthe accession of Henry VII., they had be-come a formidalile shipping rival of Englandand a thorn in the side of France. (3ver the The Supremacy…

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