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hadbeenanynufacturingbefore.itbuiltroads anddugeansoftransportation. itdendedgreaterskillangtheenandgavethe rtabettersocialposition,hepower ofthelandedaristoy. 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. theyepartit 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 soundedinprae,britishterritory endedhelineoffrenationsbegan.tobreak throughthisbarrierwas ...