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Intervention

,Rationalism and Empire, 1850–1914,n ‘a number of steady and faithful allies in various quarters of the globe’ and also the strength of ‘opinion and moral influence’ which, if lost would diminish British power ‘to a degree which it would be difficult to estimate’..

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Substance-Abuse

,North America, 1775–1850: Lessons from History?,bout how, and for what purpose, they should regulate their own affairs. This could result in political turbulence on a considerable scale, as the power of religion and politics drove colonists to rebel against their lawful Governors: in Maryland in 1676, North Carolina in 1677–8 and New Hampshire in 1683..

Dissonance

Empire, Race and Citizenship,est, as the Roman Empire had been, with the exception of India; it was an empire of free peoples who enjoyed a common culture and religion. He was concerned lest the empire, by expanding beyond the limits of this common nationality, would weaken and die. For such was the condition of most empires.

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ASSET

Textbook 1999Latest editione correctly the English, political tradition, with its emphasis on experience over abstract theory, was integral to the way in which the empire was regarded as being transformed rather than lost. This was a significant aspect of the relatively painless British loss of empire. It places the process o

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