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The Expansion of England,ncestry at once British and Roman Imperial’).. England was a state and nation answerable only to God. From such confidence, from this early experience of dominion or aspiration to dominion, sprang the early modern British Empire, with its complex English—British identity, and with the prime mover, E

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,The Changing World of Empire, 1939–59,t waged on Britain’s behalf. The Second World war also obliged Britain to take note of the gap between the dependent empire and the rest. At a conference held in London, in October 1939, Reginald Coupland warned that nowhere was there ‘any acceptance of the sincerity of our expressed intentions in t

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,The Concept of Empire from Eden to Wilson, 1955–70,h the Suez débacle (and therefore imperialism) was not much interested in what he rather dismissively called ‘these territories’ of which he had little ‘first hand knowledge’.. For Eden the empire, if it had any useful function at all, was that of helping maintain Britain as a first-class power; he

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Gründung und Errichtung der Kreditinstituteontingency as a kind of destiny,. they got the best of both worlds. When Winston Churchill claimed in September 1941 that British policy goals for the empire had already been stated in declarations which were ‘complete in themselves’, and ‘free from ambiguity’, an embarrassed Colonial Office, when p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93197-9ncestry at once British and Roman Imperial’).. England was a state and nation answerable only to God. From such confidence, from this early experience of dominion or aspiration to dominion, sprang the early modern British Empire, with its complex English—British identity, and with the prime mover, E