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Erik W. Grafarend,Friedrich W. Krummations. Nothing embodied these changes as much as the development of Rangoon as a major imperial port city. Raymond Williams’s . is admittedly an unlikely organizing inspiration for a study in imperial cultural history, but the division on which his classic work is predicated is indicative of key as

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Introduction,eally been studied systematically or comprehensively by either students devoted to the study of modern Burmese history or those whose focus is the British empire.. In fact, what studies do exist are scattered, and in recent years the literature on the subject appears to have been dominated by region

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Governing Burma,mpire’; his complaint about the seeming permanence of crime went to the heart of the question of governing Burma.. By the completion of the ‘pacification’ of Burma the task of governing had become much more complicated. The history of British governance in Burma remains to be written, but if the exp

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