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9780521599306

British Imperialism 1750–1970

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    9780521599306

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    052159930X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1998-06-13
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Summary

Cambridge Perspectives in History provides a range of textbooks and advanced history courses, focusing on key periods and themes in British and European history.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(3)
The Seven Years War and crisis in North America
4(12)
The nature of imperial authority
4(2)
Mileposts along the road to imperial crisis
6(2)
The American Revolution and the historians
8(2)
Crisis of authority
10(6)
Document case study
12(4)
Establishment of empire in Asia and the Pacific
16(11)
Trade and empire
16(4)
Convicts and empire
20(7)
Document case study
22(5)
Self-determination in the colonies of European settlement
27(11)
The development of responsible government
28(3)
The dominions at war
31(1)
Dominion 'independence'
32(2)
The post-war Commonwealth
34(4)
Document case study
35(3)
Humanitarianism, anti-slavery and missionary activity
38(12)
Anti-slavery
38(5)
Missionaries, humanitarians and empire
43(7)
Document case study
46(4)
Rule and response in nineteenth-century India
50(11)
Reform and revolt
50(5)
From Company to British raj
55(6)
Document case study
57(4)
Imperialism and nationalism in India
61(10)
The Congress and the raj
61(4)
Independence and partition
65(6)
Document case study
67(4)
Britain's imperial century, 1815-1914
71(13)
The 'imperialism of free trade'
71(3)
Economics and empire
74(5)
Imperial Britain
79(5)
Document case study
80(4)
Challenges to imperial authority: South Africa and Ireland
84(15)
South Africa
85(6)
Ireland
91(8)
Document case study
95(4)
The British Empire in the Middle East
99(11)
From Palestine mandate to Israeli state
99(5)
Britain, Egypt and Suez
104(1)
The impact of Suez
105(5)
Document case study
107(3)
End of empire: Africa
110(11)
From trusteeship to partnership
111(2)
The winds of change
113(8)
Document case study
117(4)
Conclusion 121(2)
Select bibliography 123(6)
Index 129

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