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    The Rise of the English in the New World I. II. Overview West Country Men a. Sir Francis Drake b. Sir Walter Raleigh c. Sir Humphrey Gilbert III. Social Power in England a. The social elite b. The common people I. The middling sort ii. The lower sort c. Executive power IV. Enclosure a. Sturdy beggars V. Vi. "Solution to England's social woes

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    The Rise of the English in the New World I. II. Overview West Country Men a. Sir Francis Drake b. Sir Walter Raleigh c. Sir Humphrey Gilbert III. Social Power in England a. The social elite b. The common people I. The middling sort ii. The lower sort c. Executive power IV. Enclosure a. Sturdy beggars V. Vi. "Solution to England's social woes

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    The Rise of the English in the New World I. II. Overview West Country Men a. Sir Francis Drake b. Sir Walter Raleigh c. Sir Humphrey Gilbert III. Social Power in England a. The social elite b. The common people I. The middling sort ii. The lower sort c. Executive power IV. Enclosure a. Sturdy beggars V. Vi. "Solution to England's social woes

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    The Rise of the English in the New World

    I. Overview

    II. West Country Men

    a. Sir Francis Drake

    b. Sir Walter Raleigh

    c. Sir Humphrey Gilbert

    III. Social Power in England

    a. The social elite

    b. The common people

    i. The middling sort

    ii. The lower sort

    c. Executive power

    IV. Enclosure

    a. Sturdy beggars

    V. “Solution to England’s Social Woes”

    VI. English view of Native Americans

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