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www.lizi.twhadbeenanynufacturingbefore.itbuiltroads
anddugeansoftransportation.
itdendedgreaterskillangtheenandgavethe
rtabettersocialposition,hepower
ofthelandedaristocracy.
oherhand,itcausedverygreatsery.itde
thenativesintheloheviostshaless
exploitation.itexposedtheeuntrytoan
eveerriblefate.ithelpediasuretotu
everylandintoanardddividedtheolittle
bitsofterritory,eachsobe,
estodestroytheposneighbours
aholdoftheirtreasures.itlaidsochstress
upoanceofoe
tardedasthesolevirtueoftheaveragecitizen.enoc
systeeandgolikethefashionsinsurgeryand
ihesofen,andduringthehturythe
rtilesysteffree
aition.atleast,soihavebeentold.
thearirevolution
attheendoftheeighteeury
europeheardstrasof
sothinghhadhappenedin
theeri
hedesdants
ofthenunishedking
charlesforhisinsistenceuponhis
``divinerightsaddedaneer
totheoldstoryofthestruggle
forselfgovent
forthesakeofnvenieogobacka
feuriesatheearlyhistoryofthegreat
struggleforlonialpossessions.
assoonasanuerofeuropeannationshadbeen
createdupontheneionalordynastiterests,
thatistosay,duringaelyafterthethirty
yearsheirrulers,backedupbythecapitalof
theirrtsandtheshipsoftheirtradingpanies,
ntihefightforreterritoryinasia,afridarica.
thespaniardsauguesehadbeenexplthe
indianseaandthepaorethauryere
hollandandenglandappearedupoage.thisproved
anadvahelatter.thefirstroughworkhadalready
beendone.ore,theearliestnavigatorshadsooften
detheelvesunpopularerid
afriativesthatboththeenglishachwere
edasfriendsanddeliverers.any
superiorvirtuesforeitherofthesettheywere
rtsbeforeeverythingelse.theyneverallious
ionstointerferensense.
duringtheirfirstrelationshes,alleuropean
nationshavebehavedhshogbrutality.theenglishand
thedutch,hoterodrahedine.provided
theygottheirspidtheirgoldandsilveraaxes,
they.
itthereforetoestablish
theelvesintherichestpartsoftheassoonas
thishadbeenacplished,theybegantofighteachotherfor
stillfurtherpossessions.strangelyenough,thelonialwars
selves.theyided
threethousandlesahehentending
uisohestiingprinciplesofa
anddehefewreliablelawsof
historythat``thenationndstheseaisalsothe
nationndstheland.sofarthislawhasnever
failedtoodeairplaneyhavegedit.
ieeury,hoaes
andithebritishnavyhgainedfland
hervastaridindianandafrilonies.
theseriesofnavalweenenglandandhollandin
thesevehturydoesnotiushere.itendedas
allsuuntersbetatchedpowerswill
end.buttheher
rivalisofgreateriortaous,forhesuperior
britishfleetintheeedthefrenavy,agreatdeal
oftheprelinaryfightingeri
.inthisvastuntry,bothfrandengland
claideverythingore
anhadeverseen.in1497cabot
hadlahenorthepartofaridtyseven
yearslater,giovanniverrazanohadvisitedtheseasts.cabot
hadfloheenglishflag.verrazanohadsaileduhe
frened
theelvestheoheei.
duringthesevehallenglish
lonieshadbeenfouaihecarolinas.
theyeparticularsect
ofenglishdissenters,suchasthepuritans,heyear
1620tonehequakers,tledin
pennsylvaniain1681.theyallfroies,
lingclosetotheshoresoftheo,wherepeoplehad
gatheredtokeaneeandbeginlifeanghappier
surroundings,fararoyalsupervisionandinterference.
thefrenies,oherhand,alained
apossessionofthecrosorprotestantswere
alloightntanate
theindianshtheirdangerousprotestantdoesand
issionaryhejesuit
fathers.theenglishloherefore,hadbeenfounded
uponachhealthierbasisthantheirfreneighboursand
rivals.theyrcialenergyof
theenglishddleclasses,entswere
inhabitedbypeopleheoasservantsofthe
kingaoretutoparisatthefirstpossiblece.
politically,hohepositionoftheenglishlonies
satisfactory.thefrenchhaddisveredthe
uthofthesaintla
theregionofthegreatlakestheyhadheirhward,
haddesdedthessissippiandhadbuiltseveralfortifications
alongthegulfofxi.afteraturyofexploration,
alineofsixtyfres
alolantitheinterior.
theenglishlandgrants,detothedifferentlonial
panieshadgiventhe`alllandfroeatosea.this
soundedinpractice,britishterritory
endedhelineoffrenchfortificationsbegan.tobreak
throughthisbarrierwas
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