Great Britain. Parliament
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Great Britain. Parliament
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Great Britain. Parliament
Grande-Bretagne. Parliament
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Grande-Bretagne. Parliament
Wielka Brytania. Parliament.
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Wielka Brytania. Parliament.
Velika Britanija. Parliament
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Velika Britanija. Parliament
Lielbritānija. Parliament
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Lielbritānija. Parliament
Lielbritānijas Parlaments
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Lielbritānijas Parlaments
United Kingdom. Parliament.
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United Kingdom. Parliament.
Wielka Brytania. Parlament.
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Wielka Brytania. Parlament.
Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Lielbritānija. Parlaments
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Lielbritānija. Parlaments
Lielbritānija. Parlament
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Lielbritānija. Parlament
Parliament
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Parliament
Parlament Brytyjski.
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Parlament Brytyjski.
Lielbritānija. Парламент
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Lielbritānija. Парламент
Great Britain. Parlament Velykobrytaniï
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Great Britain. Parlament Velykobrytaniï
Great Britain. Parlament
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Great Britain. Parlament
British Parliament.
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British Parliament.
Парламент Великобритании
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Парламент Великобритании
Parlament Wielkiej Brytanii.
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Parlament Wielkiej Brytanii.
英國. 國會
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英國. 國會
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The Ashantee (also spelled Ashanti) Invasion of Britain's Gold Coast protectorates began in December 1872. British forces responded with their own expedition and invasion of the Ashantee nation in January 1874, resulting in the Battle of Amoaful and the destruction of Kumasi.
With the execution of Charles I on January 30, 1649, the sole political agency in England was Parliament, although Oliver Cromwell and the New Model Army were the true power. The Assembly of Saints or Barebone's Parliament of 1653 passed these acts.
Years of tension on Africa's Gold Coast between Britain's protectorate states and the Ashantee (also spelled Ashanti) nation erupted with the launch of an Ashantee march towards Cape Coast Castle (in modern-day Ghana), beginning on 9 December 1872. By February 1873, the Ashantee had reached neighboring Fantee lands. Subsequent battles in March and April left the Fantee army defeated, and the invaders settled at Dunkwa with a force of 30,000 to 40,000 people.
Throughout the early months of the invasion, the British had maintained their strict policy of non-intervention, leaving the Fantee people to defend themselves. This strategy changed with the battle of Elmina on 13 June 1873, when the British bombardment of the town (which was harboring Ashantee sympathizers) was interrupted by an assault of about 3000 Ashantee. The attack on the British led the Colonial Office to send an expedition to the Gold Coast.
British forces, led by General Garnet Wolseley, sailed from Liverpool in September 1873 with a dual mission: clear Ashantee invaders from the protectorate, and make a new treaty with the Ashantee nation. By the time they arrived, however, the Ashantee invaders had already retreated due to starvation and disease. Wolseley pressed the Ashantee king, Kofi Karikari, for impossible terms; when these were turned down, he launched an invasion of the Ashantee nation, culminating in the Battle of Amoaful on 31 January 1874. British forces fired the town of Kumasi on 4 February 1874, and began their return march to Cape Coast Castle. The Ashantee nation was in such disarray that no one was able to sign the treaty. An embassy from the Ashantee king eventually met Wolseley at Cape Coast to officially surrender on 13 March 1874.
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Great Britain
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West Indies, British
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Great Britain
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America
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England
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London (England)
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America
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Great Britain
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Ashanti Region (Ghana)
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Great Britain
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England
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Great Britain
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Ghana
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Europe
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West Indies, British
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Cape Coast (Ghana)
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Great Britain
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Great Britain
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Great Britain
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Great Britain
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New Zealand--Wellington
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Great Britain
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Illinois--Evanston
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Ashanti (Kingdom)
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