A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard

Capitolo 82

the French wars that lasted with longer or shorter intervals, from
1688 to 1815. The wars with the Dutch showed as completely, in the
the second half of the seventeenth century, commercial affairs won
those of religion and politics. Also when English and the Dutch were both
living Protestant republics under, them they fought against each other rather than
the Catholic monarchies of France and Spain. Their antagonism rose
on competitor's applications to the sovereignty in the Narrow Seas that the herring
fishing you/they had done precious as gold mines, and out of the competition
for the world work is bringing and for commerce in Oriental Indies. The
source last-called of irritation had conducted to a "massacre" of English
to Amboyna in 1623 later which the English abandoned the East Indian
islands to the Society of Dutch East India, assembling their attention
on India, where the acquisition of setups to Calcutta, Madras,
and Bombay threw the foundations of the three great Presidencies of the
I reign British in India.

A fatal hit was stricken to the work that brings Dutch from the Navigation
Actions of 1650-1651 that provided that that every good cared in England
or any the colony or you/he/she must have brought in ships of English or in
those of the manufacturing country. The Dutch contested these Actions in a
naval and stubborn war. The great Admirals, Van Tromp and Blake were not
coupled unevenly;  but the Dutch didn't succeed in bringing their point. The
principle of the Navigation Actions you/he/she was reaffirmed, with some
changes, after the Restoration to which it didn't do difference
The publicity of England and colonial policy. A second Dutch war
it broke out accordingly in 1664 and this duration the Dutch, besides failing
in their original sketch, lost the colony of Netherland Nuova that they had
established in north America. Portions of him became New York, so he/she called
after the future James II that was Duke of York and Tall God Ammiraglio,
and the other parts were colonized as Pennsylvania by the Quaker, William
Penn. The great importance of this acquisition was that it drove out